Written Tuesday, September 4: Here I sit once again on a plane writing my thoughts on the experiences that lay behind me and before me. This flight from St. Louis back to NY was delayed nearly one week due to … Read More

Another summer is in the books for Graffiti 2! This summer brought several changes. In the first week of summer programs we had a construction team work on building us an office and storage room in our new location, all … Read More

The vision of Graffiti 2 is to develop a community of revolutionized revolutionaries. We believe that when someone is changed by the power of Jesus Christ, the automatic result will be that they become change makers themselves. Our mission is … Read More

City lights and skyscrapers are two of my favorite things about New York City. In fact, I am drawn to any place that has these things, especially if the city is near water. New York City takes the cake on … Read More

Last week I was blessed to be the speaker for Deep Impact, Avery County, North Carolina. Deep Impact is a week long mission endeavor in which the North Carolina Baptist Men mobilize youth to make an impact in a community … Read More

With the help of a mission team from First Baptist Church in Georgetown, TX Graffiti 2 hosted our first 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament on Saturday, May 5. Thirteen teams participated in a double elimination bracket. Numerous connections were made … Read More

Graffiti 2 Community Ministries will be hosting a 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament for young adults age 18-25. It will be held on Saturday, May 5 from 10 am to 6 pm in People’s Park (141st Street between Brook and … Read More

With an expected attendance of 1,000 and with the help of volunteers from across New York City and the country, Graffiti 2 Community Ministries and Urban Harvest Ministries will be hosting the 7TH Annual Mega Easter Egg Hunt in St. … Read More

The past three months have been wearing. I am intentional in my life about creating margins. Nevertheless, in the past few months those margins have been encroached upon (but not destroyed) by life circumstances. Typically the weeks surrounding Christmas are … Read More