Advent’s Radical Prophet November 19, 2019 Features William Blake viewed himself first not as a poet or an artist, much less a political activist, but as a prophet, a seer who glimpsed the glory of God and was forever transformed.
The Art of Reconciliation May 20, 2019 Features The Parish of Calvary–St. George’s has welcomed a theater company called Sea Dog, which seeks to “tell stories of alienation and reconciliation.”
Easter to Whitsun with Thomas Noyes-Lewis April 10, 2019 Features A stream of the Church of England’s artistic self-image in the early 20th century reflected the genius of one man: Thomas Noyes-Lewis.
Research on Evensong Numbers February 21, 2019 News Musicologist Kathryn King of Magdalen College, Oxford, will study why people attend evening choral services.
United by Creativity February 4, 2019 Essays & Reviews CARAVAN’s art exhibitions strive for friendship among Christians, Muslims, and Jews.
Revisiting the Pietá January 30, 2019 Clips, News Photographer Joe Henry’s series uses the motif of the pietà to examine a never-ending American tragedy.
An Image of Apostolic Succession November 21, 2018 Clips, News “Apostolic Succession” is painted on Baltic birch wood and created with multiple layers, each sanded and stained.
Magdalene Sculptures at General Seminary October 30, 2018 Clips, News Heather K. Sisk’s sculptures on Mary Magdalene as spiritual guide are on display in the lobby of General Theological Seminary’s Christoph Keller Jr. Library.
A Designer Explains a Pectoral Cross October 16, 2018 Clips, News “We can easily see the cross-section of a structural ‘I’ beam. Some might see a resemblance to the old Bethlehem Steel logo.”
Of Majesty and Mystery October 11, 2018 Features David Lee Bozeman: “I think the death of Christianity in the West is mainly due to lack of proper liturgical worship, among other things.”
