The Creative Compassion Project Book Study of How to CARE Sunday, March 15 | 2-4pm | Sanctuary Sundays March 15 to May10, the Indy Vineyard congregation is invited to explore what creative compassion can look like in the form of CARE: Compassionate Artistic Response and Engagement. We’ll study the new book How to CARE: Crisis, Trauma, and Mental Health Ministry with the Arts with the author. The study is free and includes a free copy of the book for Indy Vineyard attenders. The first meeting on March 15 will be in person at the church from 2-4 pm and will also be recorded. All following meetings will be live on Zoom and recorded. Contact Scott@TheNewR.org to sign up. Part of The Creative Compassion Project, funded by a grant from Calvin Institute of Worship, with funds from Lilly Endowment. About the book: How to CARE: Crisis, Trauma, and Mental Health Ministry with the Arts by J. Scott McElroy (Author), Jen Alward (Author) When hearts break creativity can become a lifeline. The needs around us are growing—crisis, trauma, and mental health struggles touch nearly every family and congregation. But many believers feel unprepared to help. This book offers a way forward: a Spirit-led, arts-based, scientifically validated path to responding with both compassion and creativity. It's called CARE: Compassionate Artistic Response and Engagement. CARE is a healing form of creative arts ministry, based on proven Art Therapy practices, grounded in trauma-informed principles, and done with the guidance of the Holy Spirit.