EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATIONS OF WOMEN AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN COLOMBIA, 1900-1955: BETWEEN UNITY AND FRAGMENTATION

Abstract

This article presents a characterization of evangelical woman and young
associations in Colombia along the first middle of twentieth century, which served
like a fundamental strategy of this religious option for get a space in the public
national sphere and get a position from traditional heralds of hegemonic power,
also for extend their ideas among the population. Through of “sociability” category
aims to elucidate the grade of evangelical incidence during the period and the
way in which their religious agendas got to permeating or been permeated by
others social camps like culture and politics.