Click on any photo to launch a slideshow of Journey’s best photos from 2015:
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- Cast out of the Garden of Eden, Adam & Eve begin their journey. Mural at St. Joseph Patron of Universal Church, Bushwick, Brooklyn. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Why we JOURNEY. No. 7 — The spiritual life of a journeyer”
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- Evangelical Street art, East New York, Brooklyn. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The Protestants of Metro NYC”
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- Lighting a candle & prayer on D-Day, 12 Noon, June 6, 1944 at Saint Vincent de Paul’s Church, Manhattan, NY. Photo: Unknown/OWI Collection Library of Congress. From “Prayer on Veterans Day”
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- Burnt out area of Williamsburg in 1975. Photo: Frank Espada/Library of Congress. From “Evangelicals respond to The Storm of 1960-1977 in Williamsburg & Greenpoint, Brooklyn”
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- Young Richard John Neuhaus was sent to grow up in Cisco, Texas. From “Richard John Neuhaus. A new biography on a NYC priest in the public square”
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- Shaikh Daoud Ahmed Faisal, l, speaking to Malcolm X, c, at United Nations in 1963. Source: mancebomosaic.com. From “The period of New York Muslim experimentation, 1893-1939”
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- African mosque and market in Harlem. Photo: Melissa Kimiadi/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The immigrant era of NYC Muslims”
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- Muslim immigrant from Mali during group interview by A Journey in Highbridge, Bronx. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “How many Muslims in NYC?”
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- Immigrants from North African gather at the clock for prayers in Masjid Noor Islam in Highbridge, Bronx, NY. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Immigration is driving the founding of new mosques”
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- North African worshipers at Masjid Al-Iman on Westchester Avenue. Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Mosque City NY”
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- Koran students at the small Belal Masjid in Flatbush. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The immigrant era of NYC Muslims”
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- Masjid Hazrati Abu Bakr Siddique – Islamic Center in Flushing, Queens. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The immigrant era of NYC Muslims”
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- Generations at prayer at Al-Imani Masjid and Community Center, Soundview, Bronx on 2006 Westchester Ave. Photo: Melissa Kimiadi/A Journey through NYC religions. From “How many Muslims in NYC?”
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- Imam Bushshawm McMillan-El, Sheikh T.A. Bashir, Mr. Musa Abus-Salem. Photos: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “A painful end to 2015”
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- Greek Orthodox festival, Astoria, Queens. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The Orthodox Christians of Metro NYC”
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- Mary With Flowers, Lower East Side, Manhattan. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The Catholics of Metro NYC”
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- Red Hook Shiva. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Propaganda in NYC. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Propaganda’s Justice & Charleston”
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- Propaganda NYC. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Propaganda’s Justice & Charleston”
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- Luis Palau preaching at Radio City Music Hall earlier this week. Photo by NY CityFest & CityServe. From “Saturday’s big evangelism event in Central Park fueled by community service”
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- Prayer over Mayor. Photo: Sadie Gomez/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The personal arises from the mass at Luis Palau Central Park festival”
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- Pope Francis. From “NYC religious leaders will meet Pope Francis at the 9/11 Memorial”
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- Linda Sarsour during the Eric Garner protests last year. Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions. From “At 911 Memorial Muslim activist hope Pope will vouch for their peacefulness”
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- A Witness to Peace: a multi-religious gathering with Pope Francis, September 25, 2015. From “The New York Times: NY this week: A Holy City”
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- Dimas Salaberrios, pastor, Infinity Bible Church, Bronx, New York. From “The Pope in the Hood”
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- Reverend A.R. Bernard, pastor of New York City’s largest Christian congregation. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Evangelical Protestant leader calls Pope Francis’ gathering at the 911 Memorial a pivotal event for NYC”
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- Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions.From “Baptists get under the hood in #BedStuy, #Brooklyn”
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- Intelligence for the rough-hewn life comes on Sunday morning at United Baptist Church. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Hope in the age of Crack Cocaine”
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- Church of New Understanding, Ralph Avenue, Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- “I hurt,” he told me afterwards. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Straight, Outta Compton to NYC”
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- Mercy! he said. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Straight, Outta Compton to NYC”
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- Help! he cried. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Straight, Outta Compton to NYC”
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- Love has one philosophy: “if they’re bad, I teach them to be a better bad.” Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Barbershop as God’s counseling center in BedStuy, Brooklyn”
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- Shining Stars Steel Pan Orchestra, Westchester United Methodist Church, Tremont, Bronx. Photo: Darilyn Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Music video: Shining & Rising Stars Steel Pan Orchestra”
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- Steel pan players concentrate and coordinate. Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions. From: “Blessed assurance of steel pan drumming”
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- Passover tonight! Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The Jews of Metro NYC”
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- Jewish graffiti Red Hook, Brooklyn. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Dancer Kerry McEnerney reaching for religious understanding during rehearsal of “Dangerous Curve.” Christopher Albrigo in back. Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Good Samaritan Dance Immersion”
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- Waving the flag of Messianic expecation. Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Teens, keep the Sabbath, change your life”
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- Neither sleet nor snow, rain or gloom of night will slow down venturesome Chabad emissaries putting out their message of spiritual renewal to teens. Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The Big Messages at Hasidic Jewish teen gathering”
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- CTeen at Shabbaton. Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The Big Messages at Hasidic Jewish teen gathering”
