One of those 60s things. Hippies, weary of the druggage, or
weary of gurus, gave Christianity a try, mainly of the
charismatic variety; they found "new" ways to express their
faith, though often these new things were as old as the Gospels.
There were Jesus communes, Jesus rock (fallout: mainstream
things like Jesus Christ Superstar and Godspell), new churches.
Your local staid baby boomer xians may have once been among
these long-hairs. Ask them what went wrong.  Also called "Jesus
Freaks" (from the slang term "freak" for hippie).  Also, a
common way of referring to the early followers of Jesus before
they parted ways from Judaism and became known as Christians.
It is very easy to confuse The Jesus Movement with other commune
or community based movements of that era. It is hard for such
organizations to last in America, specifically, because the
American way is to have your own things, which invarably means
to not necessarily or willfully put yourselves at the center of
other people's lives in a living, comm