For so much of Christian history, the faith of the people was shaped not by the words of Holy Scripture but by images. Caravaggio’s paintings of Biblical scenes bring the gospel to life. His work employs shocking realism, dramatic manipulation of darkness and light, and visceral human emotions. In them, Caravaggio preaches the gospel in his own voice. What does Caravaggio’s work teach us about Christ? How might they help us to interpret the Biblical stories he portrays? Join us for a special Eastertide Bible Study as we explore these questions and more.
Wednesday Bible Study with Mthr. Hill
Continues April 24
Wednesday nights at 6:30 p.m.
Gray House (4936 Dexter Avenue)
