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Monday, June 27th, 2005(Photo courtesy of the NY Times) My friend Art Bailey, the crusade director. It’s not easy shouldering the load of a legend’s last anything, but Art carried the weight of Billy Graham’s final American crusade with dignity and class. Through adversity from every side, Art’s faith never wavered, although it was tested beyond measure. Thanks, [...]
New York: Bastion of evangelicalism?
Tuesday, June 21st, 2005“[T]he Rev. Billy Graham, 86, his once-booming baritone reduced to a scratchy whisper, is set to preach to New York City once again, for what he and his aides say is probably his final crusade. But after preaching his story of God’s love to more than 200 million people in 180 countries and territories, he [...]
Unoriginal
Monday, June 13th, 2005The rivalry between the NY Daily News and NY Post took an unexpected turn today. The papers are bitter competitors with antagonistic politics, publishers that resent each other, and a penchant for headline one-upmanship. But today the ice thawed as, for the first time in my memory, both papers agreed on a headline and printed [...]
Just another day in the city
Thursday, June 9th, 2005Ran into (actually walked past) Dikembe Mutombo Mpolondo Mukamba Jean Jacque Wamutombo during lunch.home allstate insurance loanmotorcycle loan alabama companybad loans $2000 creditalaska supplemental loansagri loansloan business 8aeduacational acs loansamazed loans Map
Celebrating Jacob Riis and the fight for economic justice
Thursday, June 9th, 2005Generation Xcel opened its first youth center nine years ago this summer in a New York City public housing project named after Jacob Riis. A Dutch immigrant in the late 1800s, Riis employed new technology as one of the first photojournalists in exposing the harsh living condions of the urban poor. His most influential book, [...]
A walking tour of Avenue D
Thursday, June 9th, 2005For a primer on our neighborhood, check out the walking tour map by New York Songlines.
Hope springs eternal
Thursday, May 12th, 2005“The Crusade’s investment allowed us to create a prototype for how to strategically engage youth culture for Christ that can be implemented outside of the context of this particular event. … Accordingly, we expect that He will use the Get Real message, comic, music, and website, even more effectively than how we first imagined.” For [...]
Revisting 9/11 when it’s not an anniversary
Tuesday, May 10th, 2005It happened randomly this evening, but I discovered the New York Time’s 9/11 archive. … Three and a half years later and I felt myself again go numb looking at the images and skimming the articles. 9/11 was a defining day for me on so many levels.
The Pit we call Ground Zero
Tuesday, May 10th, 2005Check out MSNBC’s blogcast for the scandal that has become the rebuilding of Ground Zero.accredited investoraccredited online masters programsaccredited university onlinemerchant card accept account creditbureau 3 credit reportcards accept instant now credit rightcredit amplify unionamerican card credit debt Map730 dip mp3 dipmp3 anthem 5nizzasahasranamam mp3 5vishnurick ross mp3 737courses loan processing accredited750 mp3 saint diablomp3 [...]
“When I became a man”
Monday, May 9th, 2005Note to readers: This post starts rambling at the end and needs to be edited. Feel free to peruse it in its unfinished state or come back later for a bit more refinement. ——— Friday I fired off a quick post about needing prayer. Thanks to those who prayed. Today was an interesting day. Long [...]
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