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Tag Archives: art
A Good Gala
Yesterday evening I called a few parishioners to thank them for their help in making Planting the Seeds of Hope, our annual parish Gala and auction, a rousing success. 100% of the proceeds from this annual event at St. Alban’s Church will be given to … Continue reading
Annunciation
When I was in high school, my family friends, whom I’ll call the Stephensons, learned that they were going to have a child. The pregnancy was not only unexpected, but late: their other two children were almost finished with high school. … Continue reading
Posted in The Rev. Dr. Deborah Meister
Tagged Annunciation, art, Christianity, courage, daring, practice, tranquility, yes
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Advent Hope
(Matthew Hanisian and I have made a one-time switch this week, since I have written a Thanksgiving Daily Cup since 2008 and couldn’t think of any new ways this year to express my immense gratitude for all of God’s gifts. … Continue reading
Posted in Sonya Subbayya Sutton
Tagged Advent, art, Beate heinen, Dorothy Parker, Manger and Cross, poetry, Prayer for a New Mother
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Turning Secular into Sacred
Seeing the sacred in anything that helps us experience beauty or challenges us to think in a new way is akin to turning water into wine, I’ve always thought. We have opportunities every day to take a mundane moment and … Continue reading
Posted in Sonya Subbayya Sutton
Tagged Amy Thomas, art, Arts@Midday, concert, flute, koto, Lori Laitman, Miyuki Yoshikami, sacred, secular, worship
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Priests, Painters, a Mad Farmer and a little Gabriel
As a Lenten study this year a colleague and I have put together two series, Seeing Resurrection and Living Resurrection. On Sunday mornings we’ve been looking at images of resurrection and on Wednesday nights we’ve invited a series of speakers … Continue reading
Posted in The Rev. Jim Quigley, Uncategorized
Tagged art, Lent, music, Resurrectio, Resurrection
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The witnesses
Many years ago, I went to an exhibit at the Yale Center for British Art. The featured artist was Paula Rego, and the show centered on a large, disturbing painting of people jumbled together in a room without apparent connection. … Continue reading
Posted in The Rev. Dr. Deborah Meister, Uncategorized
Tagged accountability, art, Christianity, faith
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The Song of Simeon in 3D
Art, music and poetry inspired by an old man We haven’t seen many SOS’s yet – Signs of Spring – but there is one undeniable sign to be found in the lengthening days. The morning light appears a little earlier, … Continue reading