Our 6th-12th graders are called G.S.A.L.T. (Graffiti Serving And Leading Teenagers). These students come to Graffiti every day after school and not only do their own home work but help the younger children with their homework. A few of their … Read More

Meet our 1st, 2nd and 3rd graders!! An average day at Graffiti 2 for these students involves bible study, homework (math, reading and writing) and happy hour. Happy hour is the last hour of the day and is set aside … Read More

After a busy December full of many holiday-related activities and visits back to home states to spend Christmas with family, it was comforting to return to our regular routines in the Bronx. The kids started back to school and Graffiti … Read More

The Christmas season is always a busy time for Graffiti 2. The following is a breakdown of each event. His Toy Store This was our first year to do His Toy Store. His Toy Store is organized and provided by … Read More

Thanksgiving week provides Graffiti 2 amazing community outreach opportunities to bless families in our community and share the the love of Christ with them. A team from West Virginia came to help us out during this week. On Tuesday of … Read More

As Christians, we are called to be revolutionized revolutionaries–disciples that make disciples. We are changed by the power of Jesus Christ, and He in turn works in our life to change those around us. On November 25, Graffiti 2 held … Read More

Graffiti 2 reached out to our community on Halloween through a Fall Street Festival. We had originally planned to participate in our community’s Safe Streets event; however, that plan was changed due to Hurricane Sandy. A local business allowed us … Read More

Quotes are all taken from Wikipedia in this post. Growing pains- “pain symptoms relatively common in children.” Since we have started after school programs last week there have been many changes. As I think through these changes, the best way … Read More

To follow Pastor Andrew’s journey with cancer, check out his blog at cancerousjoy.wordpress.com. Make sure to click on the “About” page to learn the reason for the name “Cancerous Joy.”