Our events support local artists and provide opportunities for people to enjoy and interact with creative works from various disciplines and eras. Here, in community, believers explore the ways beauty shapes faith and faith shapes art making.
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“The artistic sensibility is impoverished by its divorce from the religious sensibility, the religious by its separation from the artistic.”





A community of Christian artists working across a wide range of creative disciplines — writers, poets, painters, photographers, dancers, songwriters, actors, and more — meeting for fellowship, encouragement, and collaboration.

Our annual lecture series brings in local and international speakers to help us restart long-neglected conversations about the place of aesthetics in Church culture, and the Christian in secular culture.

Throughout the year we host more intimate community events, such as house concerts, poetry readings, discussion groups, and other special events.

Occasional hands-on afternoons led by working artists — kintsugi, linocut printmaking, and more. All skill levels welcome; materials provided.
For one winter evening in 2018, Schubert’s song cycle was sung beside a newly commissioned cycle of paintings — new art, made for our community.
The Eliot Society commissioned artist Betsy Marsch to create twenty-four watercolors, one for each song of Schubert’s Winterreise. Performed by tenor Robert Petillo and pianist Todd Fickley, each song was accompanied by its painting, projected above the stage — then discussed with the artist afterward.
The full cycle, in song order:
























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Video of many of our past lecture series events — from Ken Myers’ inaugural lecture to recent evenings on medieval art, jazz, and poetry — can be found on our YouTube channel.
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“Except for the point, the still point, there would be no dance, and there is only the dance.”
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