Jars Of Clay, Sara Groves Headline “Art Music Justice” April 16-18 in Falls Church, VA

March 16, 2010 - PRLog -- Falls Church, VA – Three-time GRAMMY® award-winning recording artist Jars of Clay and Christianity Today 2009 Album of the Year Winner Sara Groves will headline the Art Music Justice event April 16th-18th at The Falls Church, 115 East Fairfax Street in Falls Church, Virginia.  

In addition to the concerts Friday (Sara Groves) and Saturday (Jars of Clay) nights, the weekend will include an art exhibit and an extensive slate of 16 workshops on Saturday; pursuing a range of topics related to the integration of faith, vocation and the biblical call to seek justice locally and globally.  Workshop speakers include journalists, musicians, artists, public policy experts and representatives from non-profits actively working on famine relief and justice issues around the world – including Blood:Water Mission, International Justice Mission and Food for the Hungry.  A complete listing of workshops is available at http://www.ArtMusicJustice.com/workshops

Tickets for both concerts and the Saturday conference can be purchased online on the Art Music Justice website, located at: http://www.ArtMusicJustice.com/tickets

Special group rates are available for groups of 20 or more.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

FRIDAY APRIL 16
7:30 PM
Sara Groves concert

SATURDAY APRIL 17 (art exhibit all day)

8:30 AM
Workshop/Seminar Registration

9AM – 4PM
Workshops

7:30PM
Jars of Clay Concert

SUNDAY APRIL 18

11AM
Sunday Service – Worship Service, including special music by Sara Groves and more

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About Art Music Justice
Art Music Justice is a weekend of special concerts by Jars of Clay and Sara Groves -- and offering 16 workshops on faith vocation and the biblical call to justice on April 16-18 at The Falls Church in Falls Church, Virginia.

In 2008, a group of Christian singers and songwriters led by Sara Groves and Charlie Peacock banded together to take the Art/Music/Justice tour on the road. The purpose behind the tour was to use the framework of songs and creative arts as a platform for raising awareness of injustice around the world, and to inspire followers of Christ to live fully integrated lives – incorporating their faith into all aspects of daily living.

Learn more about Art Music Justice 2010 at http://artmusicjustice.com