And thou shalt be called Hephzibah… For the Lord delighteth in thee.
—Isaiah 62:4
It’s no secret that New York City can feel cold, confusing, and unwelcoming to newcomers. And that was true even before two years of COVID shutdowns and separations and ongoing fears caused by a global pandemic. But as the City cautiously begins to reopen in 2022, one turn-of-the-century guesthouse is flinging open its massive carved doors to welcome visitors with warmth and care and God’s love.
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