The Interfaith Journal on Religion, Art & Architecture
Volume 41, Issue 3
is now available!
is now available!
African Spirit:
A Landmark Church Expresses
its Ethnic Roots
A Landmark Church Expresses
its Ethnic Roots
By Stephen A. Kliment, FAIA
Spiritual Sparks:
The Hispanic Aesthetic in
Religious Art and Architecture
The Hispanic Aesthetic in
Religious Art and Architecture
By Jaime Lara
Guadalupe:
Mother in Many Modes
Mother in Many Modes
By Judith Dupré
Culture of Sacred Sites
By Richard Kroeker and Virajita Singh
Left Behind:
A Desert Altar Reveals
the Religious Culture
of Migrant Workers
A Desert Altar Reveals
the Religious Culture
of Migrant Workers
By Elizabeth Ireland
Photo:
Guadalupe Street Mural, San Antonio, Texas
Photo: Carol Highsmith, Library of Congress
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Architecture has such a spiritual vocabulary which deserves praise.
Architecture has such a spiritual vocabulary which deserves praise.
Kambui Brown
GSB Architects And Planners
Norman, Oklahoma
GSB Architects And Planners
Norman, Oklahoma
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