Come Creative Spirit
The Liturgical Arts Festival of Springfield
The Liturgical Arts Festival of Springfield offers the Springfield, Illinois community opportunities for education, inspiration and appreciation of the many forms of spiritual expression found in the arts.
The Liturgical Arts Festival of Springfield, a non-profit, interfaith organization, was founded in 1995 by clergy, artists and community volunteers interested in expressions of spirituality in the arts. This inter-faith celebration of the arts is presented every two years and has evolved to include a juried liturgical and sacred art exhibit, music celebrations of faith held in local houses of worship, and sharing of religious traditions.
Liturgical Arts Festival 2010 Highlights
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Labyrinth Walk at Jubilee Farms 6760 Old Jacksonville Road Open daily, 9 a.m. to dusk. Sign up at the house first . |
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Liturgical and Sacred Art Exhibit Springfield Art Association, 700 North Fourth Street Click art picture to see pieces from the |
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Sacred Music of the New Millennium Eternal Light by 21st century British composer Howard Goodall served as the centerpiece of this program of new sacred music presented by the Westminster Presbyterian Church Choir and the Capitol Chamber Singers, with organ, keyboards and other instruments. The Hospital Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi Church |
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An Exhibit of Objects of Devotion Objects used in various faith traditions to center devotions and spiritual pathways: prayer rugs, prayer shawls, icons, mandalas, menorahs, rosaries and other objects. Westminster Presbyterian Church |
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Youth Praise! Young singers from Temple Israel and Temple B’rith Shalom, from the Springfield Islamic Society and from Christ the King Catholic School Westminster Presbyterian Church |
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Sacred Shelters: Synagogues, Mosques & Churches Presentation by Dr. Larry Shiner Westminster Presbyterian Church |
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The Heritage Ensemble A Celebration of Spirituals : First Presbyterian Church |
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Contributions may be made to:
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Liturgical Arts Festival of Springfield P.O. Box 1622 Springfield, IL 62705-1622 |