A quick #sustainministry follow-on. Is it little wonder that there’s so much wishful and whistful thinking about having monasteries “somewhere”? It’s easy to picture some small, leafy town. Easier certainly that imagining the same in a leafy stretch of Greenwich Village. Considering the high cost of living and property — purchased or rental — and… Continue reading Economics of City Ministry
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Shared bike comes to DC
Self-service shared bicycle stations, featured in European cities, comes to the United States first in Washington, D.C. (Or perhaps not; there seems to have been programs elsewhere. So it must be the automated, self-service piece.) A good idea, I think given our strong transit use and relatively flat terrain. The stations locations, plainly, couldn’t be… Continue reading Shared bike comes to DC