Chin Chin Gutierrez, who was once featured in our Portraits in Faith series, has progressed in her journey and is now a fully consecrated nun! We wish to congratulate her on her success and would like to thank PEP for featuring us in their article. Please read their article on Chin Chin’s story on their […]
No Comments on Portraits in Faith in Media: Chin Chin Gutierrez’s Story ContinuedPortraits in Faith was featured at the Parliament of World Religions, which took place last week in in Toronto, and was visited by thousands of people! Not only did we do our first installation for a public event (titled “Photographic Meditation”), but, founder Daniel Epstein and producer Laura Friedmann did a live demonstration of the […]
No Comments on Portraits in Faith at Parliament of World ReligionsPortraits in Faith is proud to announce that we will be presented at the Parliament of World’s Religions this Fall in Toronto. The Parliament of World’s Religion is a global event in which faith and belief leaders convene to promote understanding, peace, and collaboration. Portraits in Faith, represented by founder Daniel Epstein and producer/editor Laura […]
No Comments on PIF at The 2018 Parliament of World’s ReligionsThe wonderful Tajči Cameron, whose moving portrait is the most recent Portrait of the Week, spoke with Daniel on her show “Waking Up In America” about his journey of creating Portraits in Faith, and how the project has taken on greater purpose since its inception. Tajči says of PIF: “I went and watched the videos, these beautiful […]
No Comments on Portraits in Faith on “Waking Up In America”Last week, Daniel was featured in a post by Baha’i Blog, which curates weekly content for all things Baha’i. In an interview with the editor, Daniel shares the story of how he first started his journey with Portraits in Faith and the life of its own that the project has taken. In the interview, Daniel describes […]
No Comments on Baha’i Blog Celebrates Portraits in FaithThe March 2015 issue of The Interfaith Observer, “Interfaith and the Arts,” features a piece written by Daniel about Portraits in Faith. It describes his journey of faith (still in progress!), and the profound impact that the people he has interviewed as part of this project have had on his wellbeing and his spirituality. In the […]
No Comments on The Interfaith Observer Features Portraits in FaithMany thanks to Canadian Interfaith Conversation, who listed Portraits in Faith as a resource to “support and facilitate interfaith conversation” on their new website! We are honored to be considered such a resource, and to be able to support the work of CIC in their efforts to advocate for religion in a pluralistic society and […]
No Comments on Canadian Interfaith Conversation Supports Portraits in FaithEvery week, the National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES) publishes a weekly meditation, written by the Rev. Daniel R. Heischman, Executive Director of the organization. For the week of September 2nd, the meditation featured Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, former Primate of the Anglican Church in Canada and the subject of a Portrait of the Week in […]
No Comments on Portraits in Faith Featured by the National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES)It’s time to celebrate the one year anniversary of the launch of Portraits In Faith! 47 portraits have been published. 21,444 views on YouTube for an average viewing time of 6.6 minutes (roughly 102 days of viewing!) 22,263 hits on the PIF Website 7129 fans, followers, and subscribers Portraits In Faith is about acknowledging and […]
2 Comments on Celebrating the One Year Anniversary of Portraits in FaithFather Bob’s portrait was promoted by the Father Bob Foundation, a charity foundation founded by Father Bob himself. You can read their write-up on their website here.
No Comments on Portraits in Faith in the Media: Father Bob’s FoundationDear Friends of Portraits In Faith, I wanted to share an article about Portraits In Faith just published in ORIGAMI, an Asian-Canadian online news journal. The article is entitled “A Return To Faith” and you can read it here. It’s a wonderful view of Portraits in Faith’s mission and how I came to start this project.
No Comments on Portraits in Faith in the Media: OrigamiSpeaking and performing professionally since 1999, Lady Khadija is an arts activist, poet, and youth advocate, able to connect with individuals from all walks of life. She performed her moving Sufi Muslim spoken word and song at the Portraits in Faith launch event.
No Comments on Launch Event: Lady KhadijaComposer Bonia Shur was a major musical force in the Reform Jewish movement in America, and sadly passed away last year. His work inspired us at the Portraits in Faith Launch, sung by the Maestra Chorale.
No Comments on Launch Event: Bonia ShurFounded in April 2010, The New Vision Gospel Choir believes in ministry through music, and shared their song with those of us who attended the Portraits in Faith launch event.
No Comments on Launch Event: New Vision Gospel ChoirA subject of a Portrait in Faith herself, Shadi Toloui-Wallace was able to bless us with her music, inspired by her Bahai faith, at the Portraits in Faith Launch.
No Comments on Launch Event: Shadi Toloui-WallaceContinuing our interfaith concert to celebrate the launch of Portraits in Faith, we heard african drumming music from Boaku Moses.
No Comments on Launch Event: Boaku MosesWe were delighted to get to share in the Hindu musical practice with the Sevika Kirtan.
No Comments on Launch Event: Sevika KirtanWe began the interfaith concert for the Portraits in Faith launch with the bluegrass gospel music from Higher Ground.
No Comments on Launch Event: Higher GroundWe appreciate Ron Esposito taking the time to interview me on WVXU to talk about Portraits in Faith. At ten minutes, it really gave me a chance to dive deeper into the project than I typically can. Feel free to listen to the WVXU interview, and please share!
No Comments on Portraits in Faith on WVXUA special thanks to Ken Burns, the award-winning documentary filmmaker, for both sharing Portraits in Faith on his social media, which was retweeted by PBS to over 2 million followers, and for his kind words endorsing the project. You can see his quote on our About Description, and see his tweet below.
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