Grounded: How art, faith, and ecology unite to 'touch the heart' and inspire change

When it comes to climate change, science appeals to the mind, but art can touch the heart. To create change, we need both. The Westminster Presbyterian Art Festival unites earth care, art, and faith for its annual celebration.

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