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Graffiti 2 is celebrating 12 summers of ministry in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the South Bronx. Since August 2005, Graffiti 2 has worked with the family of God from across the country to host summer programs for kids and … Read More
“Thank you for giving to Graffiti 2!!” Love, Landon and Denton Landon and Denton are just two of the individuals who gave to Graffiti 2 for our 2016 Week of Giving. Sixty-one people made donations totaling over $13,000! We are … Read More
“I Did the Whole Thing Right?” from Graffiti 2 Community Ministries on Vimeo. Malachi loves playing the piano. He gets a piano lesson every week at Graffiti 2. Malachi and his whole family are a part of our programs. He … Read More
As a missionary, I travel frequently to visit churches and tell the story of what is happening here at Graffiti 2. It is a pleasure to see new places, eat local food, and get a break from the city. On … Read More
Five years ago, Graffiti 2 moved to a century-old Jewish synagogue @335Beekman. At one time, when people thought of our block they thought of drugs, gangs, and crime. But now, the story of our neighborhood is changing. People . … Read More
A Google search for the definition of the word community gives two results: 1. A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common. 2. A feeling of fellowship with others, as a … Read More
Play @335Beekman from Graffiti 2 Community Ministries on Vimeo. In our Upside-Down Trainings we often ask people to draw a picture of a healthy community. What image comes to mind? For me, it’s not so much an image as … Read More
Consider these words from Upside-Down Results written by Susan Field: “Musicians have a wonderful tool at their disposal. It’s called a tuning fork. It is a metal rod that has two prongs at one end. When the fork is struck … Read More
There is an amazing concept in scripture. The Hebrew word is Shalom. Although we often translate this word as “peace,” perhaps a more full sense of its meaning is “nothing missing, nothing broken.” It is a picture of wholeness. What … Read More