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A Journey through NYC religions

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Best of the Web on NYC religions

Come Sunday. Brooklyn storefront churches by Thomas Roma

Best of the Web on NYC religions

Eat, Pray, Smear. Celebrating Phagwah, a Hindu holiday, in Richmond Hill, Queens by Julia Moskin for The New York Times

Best of the Web on NYC religions

Homeless Religion by Kelly Knaub @ NYU's Pavement Pieces

Best of the Web on NYC religions

Emergent Adults at New Life Fellowship Queens

Best of the Web on NYC religions

House Afire. West Harlem Pentecostals by David Gonzales for NY Times, 2007

Best of the Web on NYC religions

School's Closed, Forever by David Gonzalez, NY Times

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