Tag: Jonathan Walton
“The revolution that has swept the food industry is expanding to retail: origins matter,” says the New York Times. What would it look like for people to finally rise up and demand that things be different. Click here to read this article and share it far and wide! Let’s make something happen! Would [...]
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5000+ people have come to NYCUP Spring Break, Summer Immersion, Feed 500 and other workshops and worship nights where we’ve called students and volunteers to faith in Christ and action compelled by the Love of God! After the Price of Life NYC we need to double that! What would it look like for 10,000 [...]
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We are so excited for spring and for our new organic cotton shirts that just arrived from India. Made by survivors using 100% fair trade material and eco-friendy ink, we hope to share our mission and our freedom products with you! Please let us know if you are free Monday or Tuesday to help fold [...]
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After five weeks of NYCUP Spring and Winter Break I smiled. I smiled because we did our first ever Winter Break with 12 brave students and staff from the University of Delaware. At Session 2, I got to see Zack Kattwinkel from JMU and just “liked” his post about moving to Memphis soon to teach. [...]
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“Girl Be Heard creates a world for young women to find strength, realize their potential, and rise above their circumstances and society’s expectations of them. And InterVarsity at Columbia, the Price of Life-NYC and the New York City Urban Project aim to help them! The fight against sex-trafficking and exploitation is a real one [...]
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Are you ready to LOGOFF? Watch the video here to look at your life with World Vision LENT for the next 5 weeks! For more information about this campaign, please click here!
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I’ve always admired the life of Mother Teresa. Growing up in a Catholic school, we were taught about her as a great example of love and compassion to the least of our brothers and sisters. She was celebrated as a saint, and indeed has been recognized by the Catholic Church as potentially becoming a [...]
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