Looking Together: March 31

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On Sunday, March 31, following the 11 a.m. service, we welcome guest Ascension Forum leader Carolyn Halpin-Healy, Executive Director of Arts and Minds, an organization committed to improving quality of life for people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias through engagement with art. She has been a lecturer at the Metropolitan Museum for many years, and also co-taught a class at Union Seminary with Mother Posey Krakowski, focusing on contemplative seeing of art from a variety of religious traditions. She says of this Sunday’s forum, “I would like to focus on collective looking and dialogue, and how at its most robust, it can be a kind of communion and spur to transformation.”


The Images that Form Us

Lenten series on Sundays at Ascension

Please join us for a forum series exploring the power of images (including language) to shape our self-understanding, our faith and worship, our commitment to justice, our vision of wholeness, our relationship with God and more. The series will be led by the Ascension clergy, and guests.

  • Lent 4 (Sunday, March 31): “Looking Together” (guest presenter, Carolyn Halpin-Healy, Executive Director of Arts and Minds)
  • Lent 5 (Sunday, April 7): “In God’s Image” (the clergy)

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