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• FRONT Triennial made for an artistic summer to remember in Northeast Ohio (Commentary)It brought attention to non-traditional venues including St. John’s Episcopal in Ohio City, the 1838 Gothic Revival church that hosted “Night Coming Tenderly, Black,’’ a brooding meditation by Chicago artist Dawoud Bey on the Underground Railroad. FRONT was a robust and generally excellent splash of artistic globalism in an urban region that has tended toward provinciality in discussions about contemporary art.
• Blessing of the Animals set Oct. 7Christ Episcopal Church in Kent will offer a Blessing of the Animals on Oct. 7 as part of its 10 a.m. service of Holy Communion. Among some of the pets in last year’s attendance were several dogs, cats, a snake, and guinea pigs.
• Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s statement on Administration’s 2019 refugee admissions ceilingThe Episcopal Church is gravely disappointed by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s announcement yesterday that the administration has set the refugee admissions ceiling for next year at 30,000.
• Love and Reconciliation: How do we do these in today's world?On September 20 at 2:30 p.m., all are invited to attend, or watch online via live stream a discussion panel featuring both The Most Revd. and Rt. Hon. Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury and The Most Rev. Michael B. Curry, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church.
• "I think we could do this"It began with a chance encounter, a family connection; because it’s all about relationship. That was what struck me talking with the Rev. Dr. Lisa Tucker-Gray about the music and dance camp for Syrian refugee children hosted at Trinity Episcopal Church in Toledo this summer.

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