One person I have come to know since living in NYC is an Egyptian-American businessman I met who had started coming to my concerts in…
Running on – running on empty Running on – running blind Running on – running into the sun But I’m running behind Everyone I know,…
The Washington Square Church… the name still stirs in me a feeling of liberation, hope, radicalism and passion. Though I was never a member, several…
*Note: The names of Lithuanians who shared their stories with me have been changed in this blog to respect their confidentiality. Welcome home! I went…
While reflecting on World AIDS day, the Advent season and Communion Sunday over the past few weeks, I remembered a college administrator’s awkward monologue, a…
A profound thing happened today when I went to Hope for our Neighbors in Need’s weekly food pantry at Church of the Village. I made an…
My sister once told me this joke… Once there was a mama polar bear, a daddy polar bear, and a baby polar bear who were…
A Muslim, Christian, Brooklyn Perspective By Sania Khan and Samantha Wagar In many circles we’re known as a pair. “Sania and Sam” – it…
“Dad, Nick and I are getting married! […] And I have been thinking, since you are clergy and I’ve always wanted a more traditional wedding,…
On Saturday I met my good friend, Chris, and his fiancée Cristi, who were visiting New York. The three of us went to college together…
