Margaret (Peggy) Adams Parker, a senior lecturer at Virginia Theological Seminary, will be exhibiting her 14 “Stations of the Cross,” a series of woodcut prints on paper, at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, Arlington, beginning Ash Wednesday, Feb. 22. 

Episcopal Migration Ministries is teaming up with iconographer Kelly Latimore on a calendar featuring depictions of refugees, asylum seekers and displaced persons.

Three artists will discuss how visual art can offer new insights and revelations and transform our way of perceiving and understanding.

The latest online exhibit at Episcopal Church & Visual Arts, “Praying the Hours,” refers to the concept of offering prayers at set times of day.

Continuing to build upon its vision of a spiritually alive world, Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, has announced that famed Taiwanese-American contemporary artist, Lee Mingwei, is

By Maureen Doallas Florida printmaker Kreg Yingst’s artistic interpretation of the psalms as woodcuts is the subject of a show sponsored by the Arts &

Jerry Hames writes that Episcopal artists and musicians are invited to submit work that reflects “Praying the Hours.”

By Lynette Wilson, Episcopal News Service With the launch of the Anglican Communion Forest initiative, Anglican and Episcopal bishops from across the world are seeking

By David Paulsen, Episcopal News Service The Rev. David Sweeney has been an Episcopal priest for more than half his life. He’s been an actor