Recycled-glass art enlivens classroomsBy Robin Garr, Jan 08, 2010They say one person's trash is another's treasure. St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Louisville, Kentucky, exhibits evidence that one person's trash is everyone's treasure. The folk art adorning the school classrooms is painted on discarded windows and recycled cardboard....

Monastic painter honors Native-American spirituality Dec 18, 2009Living a lonely life after the dissolution of his small monastic community in Connecticut 20 years ago, the Rev. John Giuliani came to the realization that he had to do something creative to keep himself productive....

Episcopal visual artists reflect on graceBy staff, Dec 15, 2009An association of Episcopal artists has launched its final exhibition of the year -- a slide show of two dozen pieces of art for Advent that best convey the varying concepts of grace....

Church calendar features Episcopal artist's workBy staff, Dec 03, 2009A mixed-media creation by an Episcopal artist who has worked with biblical and liturgical motifs for several years was chosen for the cover and inside page of a Canadian church calendar....

Voicing the wordlessBy Episcopal Life staff, Nov 12, 2009When she first met Bishop Bullen Dolli at the Diocese of Missouri's convention in 2005 and told him politely that it would be nice to visit his diocese in the southern Sudan some day, the Rev. Anne Kelsey said she was not prepared for the response she got....

Music album raises money for Episcopal-Lutheran Gulf Coast recovery efforts Nov 06, 2009Top artists from the worlds of country, folk, blues, gospel and Cajun music have put their talents where their hearts are in "Forgotten but Not Gone," a new album created to help restore the homes, communities and dignity of tens of thousands of Gulf Coast residents still displaced by Hurr...

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