The tour has visited a number of churches but I have neglected to take photos.
On 3 December, I preached at the First Presbyterian Church of Whitestone. In keeping with their ministry addressing violence against women, church members made orange t-shirts and hung them in a tree to witness to their neighbors and those who pass by. I made one too.
Filed under Friends, Human Rights, New York, Photo
The sports theme of the tour continued. John Gingrich, Don Jang and I went to the Barclays Center for the Legends Classic. Men’s basketball. Penn State, Oklahoma State, Pittsburgh, Texas A&M played.
It was my first time to Barclays. An impressive facility.
The tour went to a Columbia University football game. It was the final game of their season. They played Brown, who seems to be the opponent for the final game every year.
Don Jang and John Gingrich went along. Every game I have ever seen Columbia play, I have seen with John and Don.
But there was something different this year. Columbia won. This is the first time they won a game when I was there. Hopefully it marks the start of a trend.
Of course I did not get any photos. But here’s their logo.
It’s been quite a fall and early winter. The big news is that I have returned to New York. My leaving was chronicled in the Until We Meet Again Tour.
The reentry has been complicated; it involved several trips out of the city. But things are becoming more stable and it is time to document the new We Meet Again Tour.
It starts, where else:
Along the Graybeard Trail 