Winner of the 2006 Distinguished Book Award, Society for the Scientific Study of Religion Winner of the 2006 Distinguished Scholarly Book Award, Pacific Sociological Association Honorable Mention for the 2006 Book Award, Section on Sociology of Culture, American Sociological Association "This theory-driven ethnographic study demonstrates that there are different sets of cultural customs that enable and constrain what people do in faith-based civic groups, and that cultural discourses do not create meaning all by themselves, but are filtered through the style of the group using the discourse. A valuable addition to the fields of religion and community development."--Choice "In this detailed analysis of actual interaction in Protestant church groups, Paul Lichterman gives us reason to rethink conventional notions of social capital and the place of religion in civic life... This book is a thorough, insightful ethnography."--Katherine Cramer Walsh, Political Science Quarterly

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