Showing posts with label St. Luke in the Fields. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Luke in the Fields. Show all posts

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Shadow Shot Sunday

On a recent rare sunny (and warm!) day,
I took a stroll in the West Village
and stopped by the school my kids attended
for 10 years.  It's attached to this church,
St. Luke in the Fields—so named because when
it was built, it was the "country" parish of
Trinity, the "city" church at the top of Wall Street.

[To see more Sunday shadows, go here.
I'm also linking back today to inSPIREd Sunday.]

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

abc wednesday - Q is for "quiet"



Yes, there are some bucolic places
in the big city where you can find peace and quiet. 
This one is the little garden hidden behind the
church of St. Luke in the Fields, in the West Village 
(which began as the "country" parish connected
to Trinity church way downtown at Wall and Broadway). 
I know about it because my kids went 
to school here for 10 years.

[See more Q's at ABC Wednesday, here.]