Images for Use in Your Ministry Context.
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Acceptable Uses
All images are available to use in your ministry context upon purchase of a one time image license. The following are acceptable uses of the files.
On printed or projected resources used in worship services, educational events, ministry and outreach programs (bulletins, Sunday School publications, Powerpoint presentations)
In print and digital communications for your ministry (newsletters, emails, etc.)
For information about additional uses, please contact Lauren.
Image Collections
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FAQs
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One-time use refers to one specific event, occasion, or liturgical season. You are welcome to use the digital resource multiple times within the confines of one specific event or liturgical season, but please purchase again if utilizing resources for an additional occasion, event, context, or liturgical season.
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The download includes files for print and web use, a PDF with image licensing terms, and an artist statement when applicable.
My Process
I approach my creative process as a spiritual practice. I start by studying a biblical text, much like I would when writing a sermon or an exegesis paper. As I read, my imagination is flooded with images, questions, and avenues for exploration. I then work through possibilities with my art supplies in hand. My work holds layers of meaning through carefully considered references, composition, and symbology.
As a companion to most of my biblical artwork, I write an artist statement that can read like a sermon, an exegesis paper, or a journal entry about my art making experience. I began the practice of writing reflections about my work while creating resources with my colleagues at A Sanctified Art.
My hope is that my artwork is vulnerable and authentic. I want you to see my wrestling with the biblical text in each brush stroke, color choice, and pattern.