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|a Wolseth, Jon,
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|a Jesus and the Gang :
|b Youth Violence and Christianity in Urban Honduras /
|c Jon Wolseth.
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|a Tucson :
|b University of Arizona Press,
|c 2011.
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|a Youth and the politics of violence in Honduras: the murder of El Títere -- Contesting neighborhood space in Colonia Belen -- Thick as blood: street ties, gang tattoos, and graffiti -- The making of community and the work of faith -- Finding sanctuary: youth violence and Pentecostalism -- Conclusion: taking on violence.
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|a Youth
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