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May 15, 2012
Creighton Thompson (1889-1969) plays Reverend Jackson. The actor sang with James Reese Europe’s orchestra which in 1913 was the first African American orchestra to make a recording.
May 14, 2012
In August 1948 Hollywood premiered “Miracle in Harlem” at the Apollo Theater in Harlem for the segregated African American audience. The film celebrated church life, small businesses, and the people of Harlem.
OpEd: Worship occupies more public space than the city schools by Dale T. Irvin, New York Theological Seminary
New York City, Church and Civility. OpEd by Mac Pier, NYC Leadership Center
OpEd: Council of Churches of City of New York calls on NYC public schools to stop unfair treatment toward religious organizations
NYC Messianic Jews featured in Christianity Today
Matisyahu, Jerusalem (Out of Darkness comes Light)
The Biblical Gardens of NYC. Series: God in NYC gardens
South American Jews coalescence around new Torah in Manhattan
OpEd: Koshering Jesus More. By Paul de Vries, President, New York Divinity School
Kunta Kinte of Highbridge, Bronx Community District 5
NYC is a place where enemies can meet as friends, Rev. Ryan Holladay, Lower Manhattan Community Church
Being Muslim in New York by Jennifer Schwarz
175 Mosques in New York City and counting. Muslims in New York City, Part II
Mixing Muslim tradition with the American Dream in Jamaica, Queens 
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