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    “Street Art” photo essay

    Tuesday, October 18th, 2005

    From Time magazine, “Art of the Street: How some artists are recreating the urban landscape.” posted by Jeremy Del Rio @ 10/18/2005 01:24:00 PM 0 comments

    Coming soon to a city near you

    Friday, July 29th, 2005

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    Pentecostal Clergy on the Absence of Black Fathers

    Wednesday, July 27th, 2005

    Kudos to Rev. Eugene Rivers for making noise about a critical issue within low-income (not just black) neighborhoods. “Father absence is the bane of the black community, predisposing its children (boys especially, but increasingly girls as well) to school failure, criminal behavior and economic hardship — and to an intergenerational repetition of the grim cycle. [...]

    His Spirit Moves Them

    Wednesday, July 13th, 2005

    CityTribe church, pastored by my friend Juan Galloway, was featured in Sunday’s Star Ledger, New Jersey’s largest newspaper. “It was a winter night, cold. I was a drug addict, a dope fiend,” said Sonny, a Vietnam veteran who was living under bridges and spent the years from 1976 to 1997 in prison. “I started coming [...]

    Perspective, part one

    Tuesday, July 5th, 2005

    (Judah and Sammy at the Bibleman altar call last week.) Last Thursday, Judah and I picked up his buddy Sammy for two days of boys-only fun. The first thing out of Sammy’s mouth was that a man shot his brother six times “over there,” and he pointed to the courtyard just outside his building. “See [...]

    (One of) My Life Verse(s)

    Friday, June 10th, 2005

    I’ve gotten reflective again this week. Perhaps it’s from the Celebration or Monday’s board meeting or orienting the interns to the ministry or the anticipation that the BG Crusade is nearing its end or all of the above. Who knows why exactly, but who really cares anyway? All the reflecting reminded me of one of [...]

    Celebrating Jacob Riis and the fight for economic justice

    Thursday, June 9th, 2005

    Generation 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, [...]

    Upcoming Billy Graham youth events

    Tuesday, May 31st, 2005

    June 11, 17 & 18. Details here.

    Leaning Back

    Tuesday, May 24th, 2005

    A couple of weeks ago a visitor to the Billy Graham office here in New York asked if I was from California. Said I was too laid back to be a New Yorker, and my shaggy hair gives off a surfer vibe. Nah, I’m definitely a New Yawka, born and raised. I love living in [...]

    This is why

    Tuesday, May 17th, 2005

    “I have heard many times, from students who share the distinction of coming from the ‘projects,’ that their deepest fear is to try to ‘finish college,’ ‘lead a ministry,’ etc. — and fail. As a certified project girl I would like to challenge that. I think the ‘project plight’ lies not in the fear of [...]

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