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By: Kelly Mason|

Voices of Faith

Art as a conduit of collective liberation

Interview with Joe Davis

Joe Davis sat down with Living Lutheran to share how the work he does as an artist shows up in healing spaces. Watch for part 2 of “Art as a conduit of collective liberation,” coming Feb. 23 on LivingLutheran.org.

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Kelly Mason

Kelly Mason is a content strategist for the ELCA. She is also an ELCA coach and currently resides in the Midwest.

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