Presentations
Gatherings where art, story, and faith come alive.
Our core gathering: a collage of film, live music, images, narration, and story that finds the sacred inside the ordinary — and leaves space for each person to complete the meaning for themselves.
Van Gogh: A Stroke of Genius, A Brush With Faith — throughout the summer during the Van Gogh exhibit, with and at the Seattle Art Museum.
What Does God Want From the Artist? — at Biola University.
And presentations at various conferences, universities, and churches.
Sharing Eucharist and locating Christ in a specific aspect of our lives — not only in the eucharistic host, but in the place where bread, body, and daily life meet.
Nothing currently scheduled.
The best things at Common Ground have never been predictable. Our presentations emerge from the questions, struggles, and longings of the community — when something is ready to be said, it will be said.
In the meantime, we are listening. To each other. To the films and music that move us. To the Scriptures. To the silence.
When we gather again, it will be because something needs to be explored — not because a calendar demanded it.