Joy in Brooklyn.
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- The heart of Central Park is the message of the angel at Bethesda Fountain: “For an angel went down at a certain season into the pool, and troubled the water: whosoever then first after the troubling of the water stepped in was made whole of whatsoever disease he had.” Gospel of John, 5:2-4
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- Journeying on Staten Island in blizzard
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- You want me to do what? Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Journey reporters Christopher Smith & Pauline Dolle outside Bible Faith Tabernacle in Crown Heights. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Chef Debbie Yeung at NYC Rescue Mission. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Contributing Editor Timothy C. Morgan
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- Journey TV Producer Brian Finnerty
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- Journey Influential Noelle Dong introduces a workshop in Chinatown, Manhattan
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- Journey’s Melissa Kimiadi briefs interview team on the way to the churches and schools.
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- Publisher & Editor Tonjy Carnes
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- Journey TV guest Lauren Green
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- Dawn Eden at our Journey TV studios at MNN!
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- A Journey through NYC religions
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- Rev Johnny Youngblood. innovative and tireless senior pastor of Mount Pisgah Baptist Church. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Religion is not banned from education
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- Ahmed Ali Akbar, host of podcast See Something, Say Something
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- Metropolitan Museum of Art gets religion.
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- Rev. Billy Graham in NYC. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Reverend A. R. Bernard, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer wait to greet Reverend Billy Graham. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Joe Holland wants to be the GOP alternative to Governor Cuomo. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- FentFather Richard J. Neuhaus, center, founder of First Things.
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- Katherine Leary Alsdorf, founder of Center for Faith and Work, Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Manhattan. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Discussing faith in the public square, Fall 2016. Tim Keller, Redeemer Presbyterian Church, & Nicholas Kristof, New York Times. Illustration by A Journey through NYC religions
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- Cardinal Timothy Dolan. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Cardinal Timothy Dolan by Journey sketch artist Darilyn Carnes
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- Rev. Jon Tyson, founder of Trinity Grace Church
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- Venerable Shi Ziu Jue. “We Buddhists don’t believe in killing, so at Thanksgiving we pray for the turkeys.”
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- Rev. Ray Rivera, president of the Latino Pastoral Action Center. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Thanksgiving Dinner, God’s Row, Eldridge Street
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- Journey pioneered Retrospectives in reporting
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- Young Jacob Riis from a contemporary newspaper advertisement.
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- Street scenes in 1950s included Sunday School Day Parades. Williamsburg Church of God. Courtesy of church
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- The Trade Tower’s Boys
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- Journey co-sponsored
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- 600 religious sites in Bedford-Stuyvesant!
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- The Hispanics of Bushwick, Brooklyn
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- Hand chart of race, ethnicity, and faith in Bushwick, Brooklyn
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- Celestials before the altar. Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Chanting at Puchao Temple on Eldridge Street. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Assafa Islamic Center. Photo: Arthur La Motta/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Eldridge Street Synagogue Sanctuary. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Assafa Masjid, God’s Row Eldridge Street, Lower East Side. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Lady of Guadalupe street art. Bushwick, Brooklyn.. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- The future of religion in NYC
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- Korean American religion in Flushing, Queens
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- Buddhist wall art in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
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- Seen in Union Square MTA station
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- Javi’s Journey from El Salvador
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- Quran instructor with students. Illustration by Darilyn Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Tap-dancing his faith
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- David Chang and his calligraphy. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Propaganda’s Justice. Illustration by A Journey through NYC religions
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- Bushwick, Brooklyn cemetary
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- Reverend Johansson introducing evangelist Billy Graham at Flushing Meadow Park, Queens on June 26, 2005. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Journey Store!
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- Donald Trump & NYC evangelical Eric Metaxas. Photo: illustration A Journey through NYC religions
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- God’s Row Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn
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- The family of this very violent gangster nailed shut the door to his room, though they still allowed him to visit his room according to strict protective ground rules set by the court. After trying unsuccessfully to shoot a cop so that he would also die, “suicide by cop,” he ended up being mentored by Victory Outreach. He was so on the edge of violent explosion when I interviewed him, I didn’t give him much chance of staying alive. Amazingly, when I checked up on him over the years, I found that he was still out of the gang life. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Willie Campbell, Friendship Baptist Church, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, NY
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- Reverend Dr. Johnny Ray Youngblood. Photo: A Journey through NYC religions
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- Tzu Chi Buddhists meditating and praying for the world
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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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- 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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- Illustration by Tony & Darilyn Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The Music of God’s Row Ralph Avenue”
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- Lubavitcher, Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Sketch by Sam Kestenbaum/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Return and Renewal with Jews and Israelites in Brooklyn”
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- Illustration: A Journey through NYC religions
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- The Garden Bounty by Darilyn Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Updated! Are faith-based community gardeners a sign of changes in NYC politics?”
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- Strong, simple statement, on a background cloth design from a medieval Islamic cloth, that there are 285 mosques in NYC, more than any other area of the United States. By Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions. From “Mosque City New York”
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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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- Parade for Ahmadu Bamba, spiritual leader of Murids from North Africa. Photo: Melissa Kimiadi/A Journey through NYC religions
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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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- 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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- SOS texts of spiritual warfare doesn’t faze Adriana Rojas of The Three Queens botanica. Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions. From “The Witching Texts of Bushwick, Brooklyn”
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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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- Foley Square, north side. Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Joy in Brooklyn.
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- Summer Camp! Photo: Pauline Dolle/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Tzu Chi Buddhist at prayer, Flushing, Queens. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Basketball players and pedestrian on Eastern Parkway, Crown Heights. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Journey reporters have traveled thousand of miles and visited thousands of churches in last three years. In September Journey reporter Melissa Kimiadi interviews Bishop Rudolph C. Roach founder of his church in South Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Bishop Roach keeps his door open every day of the year for people who need counsel or advice. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Hindus on the Hudson. Photo: A Journey through NYC religions
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- Bill DiBlasio, Fernando & Elvia Cabrera, John Liu marching across Brooklyn Bridge to City Hall. Photo: Christopher Smith/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Yoga in East Harlem
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- John McCandlish Phillips, noted NY Times journalist and religious believer.
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- Protection on Livonia Avenue, Brooklyn
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- Journey reporters Christopher Smith and Melissa Kimiadi walk into room in which Apostle Pauline McKnight told them that she was confronting a demon. Photo: Melissa Kimiadi/A Journey through NYC religions
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- Healing by Rev James Pressey
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- Mo Yamashita PKNY
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- Twelve part series “The Rise of the Postsecular City” provided the first ever statistical overview of evangelical church planting in Manhattan
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- Questionnaires returned from church & ministries (identifying info blurred out). Source: A Journey through NYC religions
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- Lower East Side, Manhattan
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- Our last block in Jamaica had 2 Hindu temples, 1 Hispanic Pentecostal church, The Living God Ministries, and God Bless Hair Braiding & Barbershop
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- Journey celebrating the NASA release historic photo of Pluto. Source: NASA. Illustration by Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions
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