Union made : working people and the rise of social Christianity in Chicago /
Carter, Heath W.,author.
Actually published in New York.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 251-267) and index.
"Is the laborer worthy of his hire?" : Christianity and class in antebellum Chicago -- "Undefiled Christianity" : the rise of a working-class social gospel -- "It pays to go to church" : ministers, "the mob," and the scramble for working-class souls -- "With the prophets of old" : working people's challenge to the Gilded Age church -- "The divorce between labor and the church" : working people strike out on their own in 1894 Chicago -- "To Christianize Christianity" : labor on the move in turn-of-the-century Chicago -- "Social Christianity becomes official" : the rise of a middle-class social gospel.
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Labor movement
Labor movement
Christian sociology