The Color Palette of Your Life
March 2, 2022
Do You Know the Colors of Your Life?
Which colors do you love? Which do you avoid? From “Sunflowers,” which, for Van Gogh, symbolized gratitude, to a lithograph he entitled “Worn Out.” Through his artwork, Van Gogh expressed his love for God and challenges with life. Where do you sense the spirit in your life? How would you express your faith in color and art? Sunday, March 6, we will start our Lenten journey by looking at the artwork of Vincent van Gogh and considering how he used art as an expression of his faith.
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