Ruth Kaplan’s Some Kind of Divine is a multimedia project created between 2000 and 2011, exploring participants in church services in Toronto and Halifax. The photographs focus on the physicality and spiritual passion expressed through religious rituals, presenting faith as both a performance and a communal rite. The project also includes video interviews with people ranging from atheists to pastors, discussing their relationships with faith and their struggles with its concepts. Together, the photographs and interviews create a dialogue between visual interpretations of religious practice and personal voices.