I want to challenge you/us all to a PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECT. In this time where our country is suffering from such terrible division, let’s work on a combined “photo essay” with photographs that focus on ways we can seek unity, see past our differences, care about one another more, turn away from bigotry, prejudice, and hatred.
Share your photographs that honor ways we can love and show mutual respect for one another. Let’s make a statement of unity and love through photographs, embracing how we are all brothers and sisters regardless of our skin color. We are in this together. Let’s make a statement through our photographs.
How to submit: Submit your photo (any camera is fine) and if it fits with the theme of this photography project, we’ll add it to this web page. (Add your copyright symbol to your photo if that matters to you.) Just email the photo to . Photo width of 800 or 1000 pixels is preferred, but if it is larger, I can re-scale it. Write a caption if you’d like that to be included also.
About this photo: This was at a combined worship service in May 2017 in Austin, TX where the pastor, choir, and congregation of Wesley United Methodist Church came over to join Bethany United Methodist Church and worshipped together.
About this photo: “This summer the Dallas Arboretum had an exhibit from the Zimbabwean stone sculptures. This one titled ” Mixed Cultures” was one of my favorites. I love how the faces are all looking up! Glorious!” – Kim Stacey
