King James Bible reading marathon in Birmingham (with video)

A woman reads from the Gospel of John on Wednesday, May 4, 2011 on the front steps of Southside Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama. Others wait their turn to read during a 90-hour marathon to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the publication of the King James Authorized Version of The Holy Bible in May 1611. The Bible reading ends May 5, the National Day of Prayer in the United States.

Take This Cup

Brother Bryan statue. Five Points South. Birmingham, Alabama. March for Jesus 1996.

Maundy Thursday

Brother Bryan Park, Southside Birmingham, Alabama. March for Jesus 1996.

Good Friday

I shot this guy carrying a cross outside Legion Field in Birmingham, Alabama in 1996. It was about the time of the Atlanta Olympics, and Birmingham had hosted soccer prelims, hence the Olympic rings on the stadium.

Maundy Thursday

The corner of 4th Avenue and 22nd Street in downtown Birmingham, about 1996. If the same picture were taken today, the new Birmingham News building would be in the background.

I have a dream

From an event called "March for Jesus" in Birmingham, Alabama, in the mid-1990s. This family is walking past a business called Hubcap Heaven, hence the wheel covers in the window.

Good news

Outside the old federal courthouse in Birmingham, Ala.

Don't go to hell

Posted on the back of a street sign in Birmingham.

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Love Your Enemies

Sidewalk on Southside Birmingham outside Nomad Supply.

(Photo courtesy Heather Purcell)

At Brother Bryan Park

My friend Beau at Brother Bryan park in Southside Birmingham.

(Photo courtesy Heather Purcell)

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Jesus on a Birmingham sidewalk 2

In the financial district.