Small Harlem Churches Struggle to Maintain Congregation Numbers
With parishioners’ numbers decreasing, Harlem churches hope to attract younger members and newcomers to the neighborhood.
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Religion
Without God, Without Leader, Harlem Atheists Have Faith in Future
Three months after the death of their leader, Harlem atheists try to regroup
January 4, 2010 | Posted in Religion | Read More »
Have a Multiculti Holiday: Three Festivals Uptown
This holiday season, Uptowners gather to celebrate a variety of festivals. Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and Three Kings Day are just a few.
Harlem’s Newest Church Opens Its Doors
Pastor Johnny Acevedo launched Open Door Fellowship to build a diverse East Harlem congregation.
Mosque Plans Islamic School in East Harlem
The Islamic Cultural Center of New York will start Manhattan’s first Islamic school next fall. It will follow a public school curriculum along with an Islamic one, says Imam Shamsi Ali.
Emergency Roof Repair Closes Historic Harlem Church
Baptist Temple Church is closed for construction after city inspectors found its roof in danger of collapsing.
October 28, 2009 | Posted in Religion | Read More »
For Landmarked Church, Recognition May Lead to Restoration
With new historic designations, Fort Washington Presbyterian Church is eligible for grants.
