Wieland Pavilion, Lower Level | 12 noon and 1 p.m.
The High Museum in Atlanta will host a casual and thoughtful conversation connecting art and spiritual practice. This month’s guest is Rev. Dr. Chris RayAlexander.
Rev. Dr. RayAlexander leads an interfaith religious practice through Christianity and serves as the Chaplain at Woodward Academy, as well as the Pauline and R. L. Brand Jr. ’35 Chair of Religious Studies.
In addition to his role at Woodward Academy, he is the Minister for Interfaith Engagement at First Congregational Church of Atlanta, UCC, and serves on the Board of Interfaith Atlanta. RayAlexander is also a 2024 Interfaith America Interfaith Innovation Fellow and cohort lead for the Religious Leaders sector of InterfaithAmerica’s Interfaith at Work program. His research focuses on the integration of theory and practice, particularly examining the challenges, promises, and possibilities at the intersection of emancipatory pluralism, practical theology of religions, and youth spiritual formation.
During this event, RayAlexander will discuss *Nurphar Lake WY 5* by Matthew Brandt.
