Film by pioneer African American movie-maker Oscar MIscheaux. Starring Paul Robeson

The road to NYC 1957.

Brooklyn photojournalist Stephen Shames partners with faith-based and secular groups like Forefront Church to educate poverty stricken kids in Uganda.

Attempts at rejuvenation in the Lower East Side.

Tony Carnes--A Journey through NYC religions, David Van Biema--Huffington Post, David Gipson--Religion News Service, Mollie Hemingway--Christianity Today/GetReligion.org February 17, 2012

By Climate Desk.

The story of Overseas Chinese Mission. Hosted by The Museum of Chinese Americans (MOCA) on Thursday, March 8th, 6:30 -8:30pm. 215 Centre Street There's limited seating, so interested participants should RSVP to programs@mocanyc.org.

Part of feature: The Medieval Gardens of NYC

Tony Carnes and religious leaders in Flushing, Queens discuss faith and views of climate change. with James West, WNET-13 & Mother Jones Magazine

From the God in NYC Gardens series

2538 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd (At W. 147th Street) New York, NY 10039 (212) 491-7706 Store hours: Tuesday - Saturday 12PM to 6PM (Call for evening appointments) Email: mynewlook@aol.com

Hillsong is an influential music & media orientated charismatic church in Australia.

Prayer of African immigrant to Bronx. Translated by Chris Clayman

YAJUR VEDA, 5-43 Do not disturb the sky and do not pollute the atmosphere. By Climate Desk

Temple Gates of Prayer Synagogue

via Climate Desk

With our faith cooking lady Debbie Yeung!

Try some Kitchens of Faith cookies this weekend!

by Bryanna Hampton

Afghan Islamic Center/Masjid Hazrati Abu Bakr in Flushing, Queens. By Climate Desk.

The Lower East Side has been celebrated and condemned as a rough, obscene frontier. You may be surprised that it has 285 religious sites.

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.

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.

Harlem's middle class

Secularists defraud the pious folk.

As a teenager, Juanita Hill sang in the church choir at the local Catholic church. The year after the release of “Miracle in Harlem,” Hill won a Tony Award for her role as Bloody Mary in the Oscar and Hammerstein production of the Broadway play “South Pacific.”

Crooked paths cross.

A kindhearted woman gains respect, but the ruthless gain only wealth. Proverbs 11:16

The words of the wicked lie in blood!

The schemers got great music!

Elna Baker asks, Can one date without sex in the city? Sixth in our series “The Power of the Mormons in New York City”

From our series The Power of Mormons in NYC

By Tiffany Owens

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By Garrett Kling

When a man stops believing in God, he doesn’t then believe in nothing, he believes anything. Washington Post On Faith editor, wife of Watergate-famed editor Ben Bradlee, leading DC socialite Sally Quinn says she augments her self-proclaimed psychic powers by trying a new religion every month, and "I...swim with my evil eye bracelet."

“I am a practicing Catholic…I am…a realist, and I believe, as it were, the truths of the Christian faith are objective truths…”

from Journey's article "Golem: demons, idols or saviors of the city?"

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March 16, 2013

By American Values Network. Also see our other OpEds on the election.

Film made for the Mormon Pavilion at the 1964 World's Fair in Flushing, Queens. Digitally restored by A Journey through NYC religions.

Author of "Living in the End Times" @ CUNY Grad Center

Part of God in NYC Gardens series.

Click on Arrow & then Full Screen. Click & drag to view.

Part of "Demons, Devils, Golem, Idols" series

A demon says it will inhabit a young woman, take her soul, and kill her children.

By Melissa Kimiadi

An Evening with Mako Fujimura and the International Arts Movement.