Patricia Cecil
@patriciabcecil
Specialist Curator Faith, Religion, and WWI @TheWWImuseum.
Enhancing insight into the ways faith & religion shaped and were shaped by WWI.
All views my own.
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https://www.theworldwar.org/ 20-08-2021 18:23:37
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Made for the National WWI Museum 's 1st #MakersSocial last Thursday, our new video 'Crafting Courage' explores how #handicrafts became symbols of hope for #WWI troops. Watch the video 👇youtu.be/t6zReELM2dg
In 1915, Germany built a mosque in a prisoner-of-war camp. Learn the stories of Halbmondlager, a Muslim internment center during WWI in a new digital exhibition, #FightingWithFaith .
Enter the exhibition: fightingwithfaith.theworldwar.org
Exhibition sponsored by Lilly Endowment Inc.
📆 Feb. 24: Join us for a program (virtual & in-person) with the creators and founders of Saint Javelin, Christian Borys & Chris Shaw.
5 p.m.: Ticketed reception ($30). Proceeds benefit Stand With Ukraine KC (@ukrainekc)
6 p.m.: Free program begins
Register: bit.ly/3ZOjvP1
Reminder! This Saturday, Dec. 17, join us for Wichita Grand Opera's performance of 'All is Calm,' which tells the story of the Christmas Truce in the words and songs of the soldiers who lived it.
Tickets are $22 ($17 for Museum and Memorial members): theworldwar.org/events/all-cal…
I was in France this past week (more on that later), and in the meantime the The Washington Post covered Saint Javelin. Excited that this work, and the icon's upcoming exhibition at the National WWI Museum, is getting this coverage. washingtonpost.com/world/2022/09/…
Thank you, Randal Maurice Jelks! We are so grateful you brought your insights on African American faiths and the fight for freedom to National WWI Museum.
To anyone who missed Reverence and Resistance, watch it now 👇
📽️youtube.com/watch?v=4ENpfN…
Expanding the conversation around the exhibit 'Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow' join National WWI Museum tomorrow night at 7pm for University of Kansas' Randal Maurice Jelks discussing the over 200-year-old legacy of Black faith, church life and the struggle for freedom👉 bit.ly/3Arvab0