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Author: Melissa Kimiadi Hannon

First funerals for East Harlem Explosion victims raises hopes for a better New York and questions of blame

Posted by Melissa Kimiadi Hannon | Mar 20, 2014 | East Harlem, East Harlem explosion |

When Cecilio Hernandez said goodbye to his wife and daughter on Wednesday morning in East Harlem, he had no clue that their hugs would be his last until they meet again in the after-life. About half an hour later, the family’s apartment building and an adjacent building exploded and collapsed.

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Updated Sat 11:30pm: Clergy help to pull the pieces of a neighborhood back together after East Harlem Explosion. Founder’s Bible recovered

Posted by Melissa Kimiadi Hannon | Mar 14, 2014 | East Harlem, East Harlem explosion |

Plan fund for the victims. How can you help? Prayer gathering Sat 12N

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Young Jesus the New Yorker & the future of the city, Part 1

Posted by Melissa Kimiadi Hannon | Jan 27, 2014 | Biographies, Evangelical Protestants, Indians, Jesus the New Yorker, Theater & Dance |

Mayor De Blasio’s inauguration poet mixes activism with Jesus. Part 4 in the series Jesus the New Yorker.

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In his last speech Bloomberg toasts religious leaders

Posted by Melissa Kimiadi Hannon | Jan 1, 2014 | Muslims, Politics, law & faith, Postsecular City |

108th mayor of New York City closes out his term with an interfaith breakfast held at the New York Public Library yesterday.

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Jesus the New York Networker

Posted by Melissa Kimiadi Hannon | Dec 29, 2013 | Biographies, Evangelical Protestants, Jesus the New Yorker, Postsecular City |

How Midwesterner Mac Pier turned on a power system for evangelical churches. Part 3 in series “Jesus the New Yorker”

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