If I Give My Soul: Faith Behind Bars in Rio de Janeiro (Global Pentecost Charismat Christianity)
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If I Give My Soul: Faith Behind Bars in Rio de Janeiro (Global Pentecost Charismat Christianity)

by Andrew Johnson

Religion Sociology
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In the prisons of Rio de Janeiro, faith becomes a vital force for inmates navigating life behind bars. This book explores the world of Global Pentecost Charismat Christianity, illuminating how spiritual beliefs shape personal resilience and communal bonds in challenging circumstances. Drawing on direct observations, it portrays the transformative power of religion in one of Brazil's most intense environments.

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If I Give My Soul examines faith behind bars in Rio de Janeiro, focusing on the dynamics of Global Pentecost Charismat Christianity within prison settings.

The narrative highlights how religious practices influence the lives of incarcerated individuals in this urban Brazilian context.

Through ethnographic insights, the book reveals the role of charismatic faith in providing meaning and community amid confinement.

It offers a window into the intersection of spirituality, incarceration, and cultural expressions of Pentecostalism.

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