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Appalachian Mountain Religion: A History
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  • 1999“God Brought All These Churches Together”: Issues in Developing Religion‐Health Partnerships in an Appalachian Community24 cited
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  • 2020Producing zones of neediness in world politics: missionaries, educators, and a cultural political economy of colonialism in Appalachia2 cited

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