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9 Questions with Matthew J. Cressler

Six Questions With Kyle Roberts: The Rise of Evangelical Gotham

Crossing Parish Boundaries: An Interview with Tim Neary

"Evangelical Gotham" Roundtable: An Audience Comment

Walking the City

On Maps, Faiths, and Works

Mapping the Women of "Evangelical Gotham"

The Places of "Evangelical Gotham"

"Parish Boundaries" at 20: A Roundtable

Spotlight as Teaching Tool in the American History Classroom: A Lesson Plan

The Inscrutable Spirit of Louis Sullivan

What the Map of Urban Religious Histories Shows Us

A Bibliography of Urban American Religious History

Go to the Urban History Association Meeting Next Year!

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The Impact of Religious Congregations on Contemporary Urban Society

What Parish Are You From?

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Book Review: Kyle T. Bulthuis, Four Steeples over the City Street: Religion and Society in New York's Early Republic Congregations

Dispatch from Urban History Association

Interview with Nancy Wadsworth on Evangelicals Working for Racial Change, Part 2

Religion at the Urban History Association Conference