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Something more than art; The Mathew's House Project
The Mathew’s House Project (MHP) mission statement is simple and short laying down a challenge to listen differently: I include the entire mission statement below. “Since 1999, The Matthew’s House Project has sought to develop places in which faith and culture can be explored. We seek to promote a different sort of listening. This sort [...]
