Role of Christianity for East Asian Diaspora in US: With an Example of Korean Diaspora churches
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As the field of transnationalism emerges, scholars and researchers are observing the way in which East Asian diasporic communities retain ties to their home countries, assimilate into hosting countries, and impact the global diaspora community. Religion is an important factor for East Asian diaspora communities as they keep transnational ties, and this impacts not only their hosting countries but also their home countries and the global diaspora community as well. Among the different religions and cultural forces in East Asia that are deeply related to political, economic, and social systems, Christianity has a significant impact on these transnational ties. In this paper, I will explore the role of Christianity in East Asian diasporic communities in the United States, and identify what its social, political, and spiritual effects are. I will demonstrate that Christianity impacts the transnational ties of East Asian diaspora by offering particular examples of the ways in which Korean diaspora and their younger generations maintain a sense of transnational identity through participation in Korean diaspora churches and the Korean diaspora Christian religious community.
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As the field of transnationalism emerges, scholars and researchers are observing the way in which East Asian diasporic communities retain ties to their home countries, assimilate into hosting countries, and impact the global diaspora community. Religion is an important factor for East Asian diaspora communities as they keep transnational ties, and this impacts not only their hosting countries but also their home countries and the global diaspora community as well. Among the different religions and cultural forces in East Asia that are deeply related to political, economic, and social systems, Christianity has a significant impact on these transnational ties. In this paper, I will explore the role of Christianity in East Asian diasporic communities in the United States, and identify what its social, political, and spiritual effects are. I will demonstrate that Christianity impacts the transnational ties of East Asian diaspora by offering particular examples of the ways in which Korean diaspora and their younger generations maintain a sense of transnational identity through participation in Korean diaspora churches and the Korean diaspora Christian religious community.
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