Where's Jesus? the "Whatsoever You Do" Sculpture

03/18/2024

After touring ECCT and Province I for more than a decade, the Whatsoever You Do Statue has made it's way to St. John's, Waterbury, CT.

02/28/2023

The Whatsoever You Do statue has made its way to St. Paul's, Woodbury, with the help of the Reverend Deacon David Rhodes. This visit is part of the grand-opening of the new Little Free Pantry out front at St. Paul's; and ALL are welcome to stop by and check it out... and perhaps leave a few items in the pantry. If you know of someone who might be helped by the pantry at St. Paul's, please share the news.

02/17/2022

The Whatsoever You Do statue is visiting St. John's, Pine Meadow (New Hartford), CT... and it seems he is causing quite a stir.

NEW HARTFORDA statue of a "homeless Jesus," currently sitting near the doorway of St. John's Episcopal Church, is eliciting compassion from passers-by and a headache for local first responders.The despondent figure, hunched over under a blanket with outstretched, beseeching hand, has evoked concern

08/26/2021

09/30/2019

This masterwork is by the same artist who created the "Whatsoever You Do" sculpture.

Following the celebration of Mass and the recitation of the Angelus, Pope Francis unveils a sculpture entitled “Angels Unawares” by Canadian artist, ...

01/12/2019

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(1-11-19) From My Files Friday: Whenever forecasters predict snow, I think about those who are homeless, psychotic and abandoned. Stories about hypothermia deaths always anger me, but few did as much as this death that I first noted in 2010. Are any of us naive enough to believe that such preventibl...

12/16/2018

Jesus is now at Trinity Episcopal Church, Southport, CT...

12/03/2018

The statue of Jesus was moved today, from Christ and The Epiphany Church, East Haven to Trinity Episcopal Church, Newtown.

05/28/2018

Mobile laundry...

05/10/2018

The statue has made a stop at St. Paul's on the Green...

The “Whatsoever You Do” statue, which travels to Episcopal churches in Connecticut to raise awareness for the plight of those hungry and homeless, is currently located outside the entrance to the church. It offers a striking reminder of where Jesus is present in today’s world.