30 January 2018
Church of the Master
after meeting of Presbytery of New York City
Manhattan, New York
Tag Archives: Harlem
Purple flowers, Church of the Master 1
Purple, not flowers, construction fence
I passed this fence on my way to St. James Presbyterian Church to a meeting with colleague and friend Derrick McQueen. It was on St. Nicholas between the 145th Subway Station and the church. Interesting that it was purple.
Purple (artificial) flowers, St. James Presbyterian Church
2 November 2017
St. James Presbyterian Church
Harlem, New York
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Purple flowers, St. Nicholas Park
On my way to preach
at St. James Presbyterian Church,
this harbingers of Spring
rose to greet me
from the soil
of St. Nicholas Park.
4 March 2012
Harlem, New York
A different route
As I went out last Sunday, to make my way unto St. James Presbyterian Church, I planned to use St. Nicholas Avenue. It is flat. I employed my usual walking plan – take what traffic and the stoplights give me.
After a couple of blocks, I realized that it would prove difficult to get to St. Nicholas Avenue. I had gone too far north; St. Nicholas Park lay between me and my preferred route. A choice lay before me. To minimize the uphill journey and see some new things, I chose to go through the park.
There I was surprised and pleased to see crocuses or croci or both. Going by a different route, may bring new opportunities, new delights. At least it did as I walked out last Sunday to make my way unto St. James.
See you along the Tail.
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