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Author: Tony Carnes

A Reflection on Tim Keller of NYC who Moved to Heaven 1-year ago

Posted by Tony Carnes | May 19, 2024 | Biographies, Catastrophe theory, Evangelical Protestants, Personalities A - M, Postsecular City, Theology & religious studies, Upper East Side |

Tim Keller. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions Timothy James Keller went to Heaven...

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What can a child’s playground teach us about Viking religion in New York City?

Posted by Tony Carnes | May 18, 2024 | Gardens, Norwegians, Sunset Park, Urban design |

The religious history of Norwegians in New York City has hardly been written upon. There is so...

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The Norwegian Emmaus Road to New York City

Posted by Tony Carnes | May 13, 2024 | Bay Ridge, Biographies, Dyker Heights, Easter, Easter Retro, Evangelical Protestants, Norwegians, Red Hook, Retros - Peoples, Retros-Personalities, Statistics Peoples, Sunset Park, Theology & religious studies |

Coming to New York City in America was no easy passage in the 19th Century. But sometimes God stamps your passport.

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Elmhurst, Queens: an urban frontier

Posted by Tony Carnes | Apr 12, 2024 | Elmhurst, Statistics By Geog |

This map of the population changes of Elmhurst, Queens in 2021-2022 shows the renewal of one of...

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What happened on the Cross? Isaiah 53’s Man of Sorrows with Reverend Tim Keller and art from the Museum of Biblical Art, Manhattan

Posted by Tony Carnes | Mar 29, 2024 | Art & Faith, Bible NYC, Easter, Easter Retro, Manhattan, Music |

Prepare for Good Friday by watching our video with commentary by Rev Tim Keller on the art, music & dance about the Suffering Servant.

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