
Naomi Haynes
Naomi Haynes received her PhD in anthropology from the University of California, San Diego, and is currently a Chancellor’s Fellow in the Department of Social Anthropology at the University of Edinburgh. Her scholarship has examined the relationship between Pentecostal Christianity and social life in urban Zambia. She is a co-curator for anthrocybib, the Anthropology of Christianity Bibliographic Blog. In her spare time, she enjoys running, baking, and reading novels.
Articles by Naomi Haynes
Naomi Haynes • 3 Jun 2014
Anthropologist Naomi Haynes reflects on the spiritual truths she has learned through living in another culture.
Naomi Haynes • 27 Aug 2010
An anthropologist of religion describes her experience with new believers in Zambia and how, as in the book of Acts, conversion brings a reexamination of culture.
Naomi Haynes • 16 Sep 2008
An ethnographer encourages Christians to build bridges of solidarity with believers around the world.
Naomi Haynes • 7 Aug 2008
Naomi Haynes draws faith and inspiration from the women she encounters as she conducts her anthropology field work in Zambia.


