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“Hope Like a Dancer” by Rev. Lauren Wright Pittman
I decided to image this good news through the dancing light of a lantern in John's prison cell. I chose dancing figures because dancing feels like a primal response to the radical healing taking place outside the prison walls. As these six dancers illuminate the cell, I imagine John, even if for a moment, breaking into a bit of laughter at the magnitude of Jesus' ministry. Jesus was quite literally doing the unimaginable.
— from the artist's statement
Matthew 11:1-11 | @sanctifiedart
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And Mary said,“My soul magnifies the Lord,
and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior…”
(Luke 1:46-47, NRSV)
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