The Norwegian Day Parade, May 15, 2022
Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions Nothing like a city parade to get up the...
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Author: Tony Carnes
Fear, morality, and hope in the city
Some historians claim that the religious movements in New York City were motivated by fear of the...
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Journey TV Tonight – Beauty out of the Ashes of Ukraine
Click here to go to the live program at 7:30 PM. Note that the video below is the promo video. Our...
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Central Park: the largest religious art work in New York City, Part 2. Series: God in NYC gardens
In 1858 Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux started their design of Central Park. Olmsted was particularly taken by theologian Horace Bushnell.
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Olmsted Bicentennial Today! Central Park: the largest religious artwork in the city, Part 1. Series: God in NYC Gardens
Central Park is “a specimen of God’s handiwork” that its designer Frederick Law Olmsted (1822-1903) said would heal “the hundreds of thousands of tired workers” of their “vital exhaustion,” “nervous irritation” and “constitutional depressions.”
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