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e possible to maintain the curr<strong>en</strong>t ethnic homog<strong>en</strong>eity in the future if thesecond-g<strong>en</strong>eration members marry non-Brazilians.Nevertheless, there is no <strong>de</strong>nying that these growing P<strong>en</strong>tecostalchurches appeal to the Brazilian migrants in Japan more than mainlinechurches. The mainline churches in Japan, especially the Protestantchurches, are in no position anymore to view the P<strong>en</strong>tecostal churchesas merely emotional and superstitious religious groups. If the mainlinechurches keep <strong>de</strong>clining in numbers, it might be a good time for them tolook into themselves and examine whether they are trying hard <strong>en</strong>oughto reach out to people who are in need of help, especially those who aresojourners in a foreign <strong>la</strong>nd.Refer<strong>en</strong>cesBurdick, John (1993). Looking for God in Brazil: The Progressive CatholicChurch in Urban Brazil’s Religious Ar<strong>en</strong>a. Berkeley: University of CaliforniaPress.Chestnut, R. Andrew (1997). Born Again in Brazil: The P<strong>en</strong>tecostal Boomand the Pathog<strong>en</strong>s of Poverty. New Jersey: Rutgers University Press.Christian Year Book 2010. Tokyo: Kirisuto Shimbunsha.Kajita, Takamichi, Kiyoto Tanno and Naoto Higuchi (2005). Kao no Mi<strong>en</strong>aiTeijuka: Nikkei Braziljin to Kokka, Shijo, Imin Network. Nagoya: Universityof Nagoya Press.Lesser, Jeffrey, ed. (2003). Searching for Home Abroad: Japanese Braziliansand Transnationalism. Durham and London: Duke University Press.Linger, Daniel (2001). No One Home: Brazilian Selves Rema<strong>de</strong> in Japan.Stanford: Stanford University Press.Onai, Toru, ed. (2009). Toransunashonaru na Ido to Teiju: Teijuka suruZainichi Burajirujin to Chiikishakai. Tokyo: Ochanomizu Shobo.Reis, Raul (2006). Media and Religion in Brazil: The rise of TV Record anduckg and their attempts at globalization. In Brazilian Journalism Research,Vol. 2, No.2, pp. 167-182.Roth, Joshua Hotaka (2002). Brokered Home<strong>la</strong>nd: Japanese Brazilian Migrantsin Japan. Ithaca: Cornell University Press.Shoji, Rafael (2008). Religiões <strong>en</strong>tre Brasileiros no Japão: Conversão ao P<strong>en</strong>tecostalismoe Re<strong>de</strong>finição Étnica. In rever: Revista <strong>de</strong> Estudos da Religião.pp. 46-85.114 x Kanan Kitani

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