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  • Quixote Footlights [PDF Philadelphia Weekly]
    Astounding...Visually Impressive...Community theatre in it's truest sense, showing social justice as a group pursuit.
    Thursday, June 4, 2009
  • Quixote[Spirit Community Newspapers]
    An anarchist Christian band and Philly’s most diverse church have joined hands for a unique production based on the classic tale of the Knight of the doleful countenance "QUIXOTE".
    Wednesday, June 3, 2009
  • Theatre Review of Quixote [PDF Philadelphia Inquirer]
    30-odd players in six alcoves explode with 'Quixote' power! Review from Wendy Rosenfield.
    Thursday, May 28, 2009
  • Tilting at Windmills on Broad St. [PDF Philadelphia Inquirer]
    The exciting new play, "Quixote," gives voice to the city's neediest at Broad Street Ministry.
    Monday, May 18, 2009
  • The Impossible Dream [PDF]
    Quixote, the exciting, upcoming show at Broad Street Ministry, makes the cover of Philadelphia City Paper!
    Thursday, May 14, 2009

  • Being the Ministry [Faith and Leadership]
    BSM created an unconventional Christian community that embraces everyone from homeless people to investment bankers.
    Tuesday, April 28, 2009

  • City to keep open "overnight cafes" for homeless [Philadelphia Inquirer]
    Bill Golderer of the Broad Street Ministry, which operates one of the overnight cafes in its church basement at 315 S. Broad St. Operators supported the...
    Tuesday, April 22, 2008
  • Is It Just?
    A Good Friday Conversation about The Death Penalty
    March 21, 2008
  • Broad-minded faith [PDF]
    Philadelphia ministry seeks to re-connect those detached from religion
    in an artsy environment
    By Toya Richards Hill, Presbyterian News Service

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