Judson Memorial Church- Belonging, Ambiguity & Legacy

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Goucher College - Julia Rogers Research Prize

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2018

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research articles
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Welch Center

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M.A. in Cultural Sustainability

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Judson [Memorial Church] has maintained, to a certain extent, its legacy as a center for social and political issues as well as artistic expression and the experimental and avant-garde. Utilizing perspectives and opinions expressed through interviews with the church leadership, as well as secular members of the church staff, this paper will present an examination and cursory analysis of the current policy structures and programmatic philosophies of Judson Memorial Church in New York City’s Greenwich Village.