I "percorsi ecclesiali" delle chiese pentecostali africane: il caso di Torino

The paper draws upon the housing field's concept of "housing pathways" (Clapham, 2002) to study the consumption of places of worship for African Pentecostals in Turin, Italy, given their structural and contextual mobility features. Results consider three categories at the crossroad between movements and pastors' attitudes. Apart from deepening the understanding of this urban religion, the paper highlights consequences of intense mobility of groups for the local planning system.