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| Issue #75 - Illuminating the Word: Using the Pod Process to Combine Bible Study and Visual Arts |
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Susan Woodhouse
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Art, in its many forms, touches the soul in powerful ways. It helps people bring their bodies and emotions into worship, as well as their minds. As more and more people find that they a...
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Lent |
| Issue #74 - Filthy Rags of Deadly Sins: A Visual Focus on Repentance |
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Karen Van Bemden
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Our Lent series this year focused on the theme of sin. We used the seven deadly sins as a guide to examine our sin in some of the services. The first week of the series was a very gener...
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Come and See |
| Issue #74 - Prayer Weavings |
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Dean R. Heetderks
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Earlier this spring, I attended a graduation open house held at a century-old church that had just been completely renovated. After the obligatory meet-and-greet, my friends and their three young daug...
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Editorial |
| Issue #64 - Stewarding Our Talents, Renewing Our Worship |
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Lisa De Boer
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Once a year, each academic department at Westmont College is invited to host a chapel for the majors and minors in their department. Here in the art department, we’ve used this opportun...
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Resources |
| Issue #64 - RW Visual Arts Awards |
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Emily R. Brink
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Once a year, each academic department at Westmont College is invited to host a chapel for the majors and minors in their department. Here in the art department, we’ve used this opportun...
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Perspectives |
| Issue #64 - Open Our Eyes: A glimpse of the way churches are transforming worship spaces |
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William A. Dyrness
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We seem to be in the midst of a sea change in attitudes toward the visual, even in worship. For one thing, since the middle of the last century, a major change has been taking place in...
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Reviews |
| Issue #64 - Clip Art, Banner Designs, Books, and More: A review of what's available |
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Sue Imig
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As interest in the visual arts continues to increase, so do helpful publications. Some of the most helpful resources come from Lutheran and Roman Catholic sources. All of these items ar...
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Resources |
| Issue #64 - Inspiration, Illustration, and Integration: Resources on the web for the visual artist |
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Ron Rienstra
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The weekly head-scratching exercise (“Well, what do we do this Sunday?”) is well-known to preachers, liturgists, dramatists, and musicians. Visual artists, on the other hand, contribute...
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How to... |
| Issue #64 - How to...Commission Visual Art |
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Why commission a work of art? The purpose of liturgical art is to point beyond itself, to deepen one’s understanding and worship of God. A congregation might commission a work of...
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Series for the Season |
| Issue #60 - Consider the Birds of the Air: Four service plans featuring God's aviary |
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Edgar Boeve,
Randall D. Engle
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The Bible is a materful book inspired by God. Themes, colorful characters, subplots, foreshadowings, prophecy, fulfillment, and literary balance shape this living book, an endless treasure. The Bible...
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