9 Drop-the-Mic Quotes from Our Church Partner Leaders
Three of our church partner leaders joined our Young Supporters Community for a special panel last month.
Redeemer Downtown
Prayers of the People: 'Remind Us What It Means to Be a True Neighbor'
At a recent Redeemer Downtown service, Tony Wong shared a Prayers of the People. Tony is a Downtown church member and also Director of Program Partnerships at Hope for New York.
Don't Walk By: Providing Dignity and Hospitality
Don’t Walk By is an annual outreach that’s organized by the Rescue Alliance, a collaboration of faith-based organizations working together to restore the wellbeing of men, women, and children in New York City who are experiencing homelessness.
Why HFNY Sunday Motivates Churches to Serve Our City
Every year, HFNY hosts HFNY Sunday events and participates in Volunteer Fairs at our church partners. We asked our Church Partnerships team what encouraged them at the HFNY Sunday and Volunteer Fair events.
What Does It Really Mean to Be Blessed?
The Christian life exists under the Truth that, despite our circumstances, we live and move in a new reality of constant blessing.
Coming Together through His Toy Store
There’s a beauty in coming together as a community into a space like His Toy Store to serve alongside another community over a common love for what God is doing in our city.
What the Parable of the Persistent Widow Says About Representing the Unrepresented
We have much to learn from Jesus' parable of the persistent widow about helping the unrepresented become represented by an advocate. For if a cynical judge will finally be responsive to a widow’s pleas, how much more responsive is the God who created and loves you.
Meet These Four Awesome HFNY Volunteers
Hope for New York volunteers are constantly thinking through how they can best serve their neighbors in need as a response to the grace shown by Jesus. Let these stories inspire you to pray through how God might want to use you to bring greater flourishing to this city.
How Hospitality Humanizes All of Us
While the practice of hospitality will involve friends and family, it casts its eye specifically toward the marginalized. Literally it is "the love of strangers" or "showing kindness to strangers."