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My NYCUP Prayer By Jonathan Walton - Posted July 26, 2011
May God bless you with discomfort At easy answers, half truths, and superficial relationships, So that you may live deep within your heart. May God bless you with anger At injustice, oppression, and exploitation of people, So that you may work for justice, freedom, and peace. May God bless you with tears To shed for [...]
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“For my thoughts are not your thoughts” By Jonathan Walton - Posted July 25, 2011
by Jonathan Yee As a New Yorker, I’m used to crowded streets, rude people, and the rush hour chaos that occurs every day. It has become normal, like a way of life. A typical day for someone in the city means trying to get to your job/school/destination with as few interruptions as possible. Avoid eye [...]
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NYCUP Photo Update By Jonathan Walton - Posted July 22, 2011

If you haven’t noticed, a lot happens at NYCUP. Here are some photos for your eyes to feast on. Photo Credits: Jonathan Yee
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The Aroma of Christ By Jonathan Walton - Posted July 21, 2011
“But thanks be to God, who always leads us as captives in Christ’s triumphal procession and uses us to spread the aroma of the knowledge of him everywhere.” – 2 Corinthians 2:14 1) The aroma of Christ is used figuratively to describe something pleasant that is spread in an announcement of victory or triumph. - [...]
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Sunday July 18, 2011 – Meeting Nova By Jonathan Walton - Posted July 20, 2011

It’s Sunday and today we are attending Hillsong Chuch in Union Square. But before that we had planned for Feed-A-Few in the park with a member of the church there with us. Now yesterday was Feed 500. This is a program that allows people to go out to the homeless, have lunch, and listen [...]
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Refugees and Aliens By Jonathan Walton - Posted

This is Ekbal’s story. I had the pleasure of meeting Ekbal at the Port Authority on 42nd street this Saturday. She was accompanied by her friend Maria, who was from St. Augustine, Florida. With their belongings scattered on the floor, they occupied a corner of the Port Authority entrance. When we walked by them, [...]
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