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GOOD Neighbors, Great City
Neighborhoods, small cultural enclaves of people living in proximity, are the backbone of cities. When a church pours into individual neighborhoods, by connecting with individuals and families casually through block parties or more radically banding together with neighbors to rally against unfavorable community development initiatives, those small acts of one-to-one engagement can spill over to Read More
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Church Services Banned in NYC Public Schools
In response to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that religious groups could no longer hold worship services in New York City public schools, pastor Caleb Clardy of Trinity Grace Church’s Park Slope parish wrote the following article for Christianity Today. ***** On Sunday mornings in the heart of Park Slope, Brooklyn, a small yet bustling Read More
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Grace for the Journey
by AJ Sherrill (Trinity Grace Church Chelsea) The most unexpected challenge I’ve faced in church planting is permitting myself grace for the journey. The most devastating (in a good way) reality I have learned thus far is that although I have a mission to my neighborhood, God’s mission never stops being me (i.e. my heart, Read More