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Mixed-Status Families and Immigration Enforcement: Associations Between Parental Coping and Functional Impairment in Latino Citizen Children
No full textUnauthorized immigration status in the US is associated with unique stressors that affect the wellbeing of unauthorized parents (Menjivar, 2006) and have a far-reaching impact on their offspring, including their US citizen children (Capps, Fix, & Zong, 2016). The purpose of this study was to examine the indirect and moderating effects of parental general and religious coping on the relationship between parental immigration status and citizen children’s functional impairment. The study sample included 67 Latino parent-child dyads, consisting of citizen children with unauthorized parents without a history of legal involvement with immigration enforcement (n = 43), and citizen children with an unauthorized parent who had recently been detained or deported (n = 24). Analyses indicated that parental immigration status was positively associated with parental adaptive, positive religious, and negative religious coping, and that parents with a detained or deported spouse endorsed higher rates of these forms of coping. Results also evidenced a significant effect of parental immigration status on child functional impairment as rated by clinician, with children of detained or deported parents rated as exhibiting higher levels of functional impairment. Parent positive religious coping moderated the relationship between parental immigration status and child functional impairment, with moderate to high parental positive religious coping in the detained or deported group being associated with greater child functional impairment. Increased support in accessing concrete and practical resources for managing the stressful life event is recommended for this population
COLLECTION 0028: Lee Roy and Lucille Erickson Collection, 1933-2001
Get PDFThe Lee Roy and Lucille Erickson Collection contains published and unpublished materials collected by Lee Roy and Lucille Erickson. Most materials relate to their involvement with: the Western District of the United Pentecostal Church; Apostolic Bible Church, St. Paul, Minnesota; and Apostolic Bible Institute,St. Paul, Minnesota. The collection includes numerous books, tracts, periodicals, and audio and video recordings.
The collection is significant because it provides a rare glimpse into Oneness Pentecostalism, a growing and poorly understood segment of the Pentecostal movement. Of particular import are materials relating to Apostolic Bible Church and its pastor, Robert A. Sabin. Apostolic Bible Church sponsored Apostolic Bible Institute, for many years the largest ministerial training school in the United Pentecostal Church. Disagreement concerning some changes within the UPC caused Bro. Sabin and the Apostolic Bible Church to leave the United Pentecostal Church in the 1990s. The collection contains valuable audio and video recordings containing Sabin’s teachings, as well as two debates between Oneness and Trinitarian theologians
COLLECTION 0009: Country Church of Hollywood Collection, 1930-2000
Get PDFWilliam B. Hogg (1880-1937) (alternative name Josiah Hopkins), while ministering with the Paul Rader organization in Los Angeles in 1933, felt called to establish a country church in the middle of Hollywood. He modeled it on the country church in Ashland, his first pastorate, calling it the little Country Church of Hollywood, on Goose Creek. The collection consists of approximately 50 booklets written by Josiah Hopkins or his wife Sarah, many of them sermons delivered over the air on radio KFAC, Hollywood, from the little Country Church of Hollywood
COLLECTION 0903: Papers of Paul E. Pierson
Get PDFDr. Paul Pierson (b. February 13, 1927 in Los Angeles, CA) is an American theologian; former Dean of Fuller Seminary’s School of World Mission (1980-1992); and associate provost (1992-1993). He specialized as the Professor of History of Mission and Latin American Studies from 1992-1997, and as a participating faculty member from 1980-2018.
The collection included a selection of his class materials, writings, and research material. Many student papers, submitted to Dr. Pierson during his professorship, are included. Dr. Pierson’s areas of expertise include evangelical church in Latin America, history of the Christian missionary movement, history of evangelical awakenings, and new patterns in mission
COLLECTION 0208: Charles E. Fuller Institute of Evangelism and Church Growth Collection, 1969-1996
Get PDFThe Charles E. Fuller Institute of Evangelism and Church Growth Collection, 1969-1996 contains records related to the joint venture between Fuller Theological Seminary and the Fuller Evangelistic Association.The collaboration lasted from June 6, 1980 to June 13, 1992.
The program sought to combine the interests and skills of both organizations to provide educational resources for ministers world-wide using the most up-to-date technology. Key participants included David Allan Hubbard, C. Peter Wagner, and Carl George.
The collection primarily contains annual board meeting minutes from the files of President David Allan Hubbard. It also contains files from the Fuller Theological Seminary Provost’s office
COLLECTION 0914: Papers of Evelyn Jensen
Get PDFEvelyn Jensen worked at Fuller Seminary as the Director of Academic Advising and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Women’s Missiological Studies. She also served as the president of the Southern California chapter of Christians for Biblical Equality.
The Papers of Eveyln Jensen contain notes and materials pertaining to women’s rights and women in ministry
COLLECTION 0063: Fuller Theological Seminary Oral History Project, 2003-2006
Get PDFThe oral history project was conducted under the leadership of Fuller Seminary Provost Sherwood Lingenfelter (2003-2011). Interviewees include faculty, staff, and Board of Trustee members who served the Fuller Seminary community from 1947-2006. The interviews are stored in digital format on 8 CD’s
COLLECTION 0075: Charles McPheeters, Ron and Judy Radachy Collection, 1970-1990
Get PDFThe collection consists of 10 boxes of material, approximately 5 linear feet. The bulk of the collection covers the 1970s and 1980s. The principal focus of the collection is the audio recordings of Charles McPheeters. Formats in the collection are diverse. They include reel-to- reel tapes of various sizes, cassette tapes, videotapes, records, CDs, and periodicals