Gallery Exhibit Documenting Hope

Documenting Hope: Lessons from Africa is an exhibition of photographs and other documentary items from the travels and missionary work at Hope Africa University of Northeastern Seminary's dean emeritus and adjunct professor Dr. Wayne McCown and former adjunct professor Darlene McCown. Each year the McCowns offer education, medical aid, clothing and personal items to support the students and staff at Hope Africa University. Their photographs will be available for sale to the public with all proceeds benefitting Hope Africa University.

The show begins on January 9 and continues on through March 30. The show's reception will take place on Tuesday, March 2 form 4:15 p.m.-5:30 p.m. at Roberts Hall, Northeastern Seminary. It will be in conjunction with Roberts Wesleyan College Biennial Academic Conference: Speaking Faith: Conversion Across Diverse Communities with Krista Tippett.

ABOUT B.T. ROBERTS MEMORIAL ART GALLERY:
Supported by the faculty at Northeastern Seminary since 2004, the B.T. Roberts Memorial Hall Gallery operates for the purpose of engaging the seminary and campus community in interactions with visual art bringing to the students' experience a more fully integrated education while encouraging students to develop habits of contemplation and habits of responding to art reflectively. The gallery schedule includes two to three exhibits per year running four to six weeks in duration, hosting local and national artists.

Click here to read a news article about "Documenting Hope" taken from the Gates-Chili, NY's newspaper