How we dampen artistic spirits at church
January 25, 2014
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Philip Ryken at the Gospel Coalition writes:
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Starry ceiling discovered in Brooklyn church
December 29, 2013
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Grace Episcopal Church in Brooklyn uncovered a star-filled ceiling when they restored the interior of the nave.
How art inspires and impedes faith
December 16, 2013
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Tobias Wolff’s essay in a fie-year-old issue of The New Yorker is about “the power of aesthetics to shape our lives,” but the anecdote around
ECVA steps onto the global stage
November 25, 2013
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Episcopal Cafe partner and friend, Episcopal Church and Visual Arts (ECVA), steps onto the global stage with their latest Call for entries: Women At Prayer.
Reclaim the art of storytelling
October 9, 2013
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The Rev. Paul Kowalewski promoted his latest blog post with this provocative tweet: “Re-imagine the church? Reclaim the art of storytelling.” In the post “Telling
Episcopal Actors’ Guild celebrates 90 years
October 5, 2013
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The Episcopal Actors Guild is celebrating its 90th Anniversary according to
How do you make a new building spiritual?
September 17, 2013
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What makes a building speak to one’s soul? How does a building become spiritual?
Building bridges with art
September 5, 2013
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The Rev. Paul Gordon-Chandler tells of an interfaith effort to bring people together using art. From Episcopal News Service:
Real Clear Religion picks the ugliest church in the world
August 19, 2013
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Nicholas G. Hahn, deputy editor of Real Clear Religion offers his picks for the ugliest churches in the world in this slideshow. There are some
God doesn’t always play well on Broadway
May 3, 2013
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When is God a smash on Broadway and when is the divine a cosmic flop?
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