Title: Iconography in Eastern Orthodox Christianity
Instructor: The Very Reverend Andrew Tregubov, Orthodox Church in America
Time and Location: Five Wednesdays, Sept. 22, Sept. 29, Oct. 6, Oct. 13, Oct. 20, 7:45pm-8:45pm via Zoom

Zoom information:
Meeting ID: 979 5351 2680
Passcode: Icons

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Course Description:
What does it mean to encounter the living Christ in our very own life? What is idolatry? Perhaps surprisingly, iconography, a characteristic part of the Eastern Orthodox faith, can provide answers to these questions that are themselves deeply related. The Very Reverend Father Andrew Tregubov, archpriest of the Orthodox Church in America and a life-long iconographer, will go over his book, The Light of Christ: Iconography of Gregory Kroug with Dartmouth students and alumni. Join us to learn about iconography, an important part of Christianity that is often overlooked, and find out how it relates to our culture and faith today.

(Course materials will all be online.)

Note: This will be one of the three courses offered in the fall. For more information about the Waterman Institute, please visit https://watermaninstitute.wordpress.com/