Title: Conceptualizing Religious Action in Uptown Cincinnati
1Conceptualizing Religious Action in Uptown
Cincinnati
2Study Plan 2008-2009
ISH (Institute for the Study of Health)
Thesis
CRCHS (Cincinnati Religious Congregations and
Health Study)
Niehoff Urban Studio
Community Development Study
3Study Plan 2008-2009
- Phase I Findings
- More spiritual after
- diagnosis
- Felt alienated by
- religious organizations
ISH (Institute for the Study of Health)
Thesis
CRCHS (Cincinnati Religious Congregations and
Health Study)
- Phase II Clergy Interviews
- Beliefs, attitudes, and
- values of clergy in
- relation to HIV/AIDS
- Level of involvement
- by congregations
Niehoff Urban Studio
Community Development Study
4Study Plan 2008-2009
ISH (Institute for the Study of Health)
Thesis
- Religious Healing
- How do clergy
- understand religious
- healing?
- How do clergy
- understand healing
- in light of HIV/AIDS?
- (e.g. change in
- behavior, emotional
- healing, physical
- healing)
CRCHS (Cincinnati Religious Congregations and
Health Study)
Niehoff Urban Studio
Community Development Study
5Study Plan 2008-2009
ISH (Institute for the Study of Health)
- What is the relation-ship of religious ideas to
social action? - How does religiosity set religious organizations
apart from non-religious collective actors? - How do social action initiatives develop within
congregations? - How do we analyze religious leaders as
development actors in Uptown?
Thesis
CRCHS (Cincinnati Religious Congregations and
Health Study)
Niehoff Urban Studio
Community Development Study