Sunday, September 16, 2007 , Updated
Photo gallery: Renewing physical urban environments
DALLAS I live in a great, old, two-story frame house built in 1922. During the mid-1980s, it faced demolition, but somehow was spared. I have a photo of the place shot in 1986--talk about a mess!
At least three owners prior to our purchasing the house in 1999 put a lot of effort into restoring the place. We have been working on it off and on since we moved in. I am convinced it will be a never ending job!
The movie "Money Pit" comes to mind just here!
A big part of community development and, in my view, "urban ministry" always includes renewing the physical environments.
The photos at right were taken not long ago in the neighborhood where we live. It is very different from the suburban community where we lived prior to our last move to the inner city. But, it is great, eclectic and never boring!
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