This morning, Pastor Hannah explains that imagery was once very important to tell the stories of the Bible because literacy rates were so low. Mary was often depicted in blue, Jesus often had a crown of thorns and the tell-tale holes in his hands and feet. It was a way for artists to help people see Jesus. Fortunately, we don't need to visit the art museum to see Jesus, she concludes. Jesus is visible not only in the bread and wine, but in the servant hearts we see in action all around us, doing the work of Jesus.