Delve into the personal faith journeys of young Muslims and Christians in secular Europe. This compelling ethnographic study by Daan Beekers uncovers shared challenges and common ground between revivalist Christians and Sunni Muslims navigating the Netherlands’ modern, secular landscape. Through in-depth fieldwork, the book illustrates how these young believers undertake reflexive projects of faith, grappling with doubts and struggles in a high-capitalist society. It offers invaluable insights into lived religion, demonstrating how active engagement with secular culture can foster a renewed, resilient religious commitment. A vital read for sociology and religious studies enthusiasts keen on understanding faith in diverse, contemporary societies.