Mark A. Granquist (PhD, University of Chicago) is the Lloyd and Annelotte Svendsbye Professor of the History of Christianity at Luther Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota. He is the author or editor of eight publications, including the acclaimed Lutherans in America: A New History, Scandinavian Pietists: Spiritual Writings from 19th-Century Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and Finland, and The Augustana Story: Shaping Lutheran Identity in North America (coauthored with Maria Erling). He is also known as a leading expert on the impact of migration on American Christianity.

• Introduction1. The Structure and Theology of Christianity in America2. The Beginnings of Christianity in America3. Christianity in British America to 17004. The Growth of American Christianity and Increasing Pluralism, 1700-17755. War and a New Nation, 1775-18106. New Frontiers, Renewal, and Growth, 1810-507. Slavery, War, and Immigration, 1850-808. Mass Immigration, New Ideas, and Tensions over Modernity, 1880-19149. War, Prohibition, and the Great Depression, 1914-4110. The Growth of American Christianity in War and Peace, 1941-6511. Conflict and Change, 1965-9512. Growing Pluralism and Shifts in American Christianity, 1995-2022EpilogueFor Further ReadingIndex

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Mark A. Granquist (PhD, University of Chicago) is the Lloyd and Annelotte Svendsbye Professor of the History of Christianity at Luther Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota. He is the author or editor of eight publications, including the acclaimed Lutherans in America: A New History, Scandinavian Pietists: Spiritual Writings from 19th-Century Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and Finland, and The Augustana Story: Shaping Lutheran Identity in North America (coauthored with Maria Erling). He is also known as a leading expert on the impact of migration on American Christianity.

• Introduction1. The Structure and Theology of Christianity in America2. The Beginnings of Christianity in America3. Christianity in British America to 17004. The Growth of American Christianity and Increasing Pluralism, 1700-17755. War and a New Nation, 1775-18106. New Frontiers, Renewal, and Growth, 1810-507. Slavery, War, and Immigration, 1850-808. Mass Immigration, New Ideas, and Tensions over Modernity, 1880-19149. War, Prohibition, and the Great Depression, 1914-4110. The Growth of American Christianity in War and Peace, 1941-6511. Conflict and Change, 1965-9512. Growing Pluralism and Shifts in American Christianity, 1995-2022EpilogueFor Further ReadingIndex

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Mark A. Granquist (PhD, University of Chicago) is the Lloyd and Annelotte Svendsbye Professor of the History of Christianity at Luther Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota. He is the author or editor of eight publications, including the acclaimed Lutherans in America: A New History, Scandinavian Pietists: Spiritual Writings from 19th-Century Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and Finland, and The Augustana Story: Shaping Lutheran Identity in North America (coauthored with Maria Erling). He is also known as a leading expert on the impact of migration on American Christianity.

• Introduction1. The Structure and Theology of Christianity in America2. The Beginnings of Christianity in America3. Christianity in British America to 17004. The Growth of American Christianity and Increasing Pluralism, 1700-17755. War and a New Nation, 1775-18106. New Frontiers, Renewal, and Growth, 1810-507. Slavery, War, and Immigration, 1850-808. Mass Immigration, New Ideas, and Tensions over Modernity, 1880-19149. War, Prohibition, and the Great Depression, 1914-4110. The Growth of American Christianity in War and Peace, 1941-6511. Conflict and Change, 1965-9512. Growing Pluralism and Shifts in American Christianity, 1995-2022EpilogueFor Further ReadingIndex

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