In this live recording from the “Scribbling in the Sand” concert, Michael Card and Phil Keaggy perform “The Poem of Your Life,” written by Michael Card. The song is based on the apostle ... Continue Reading »
The IMAGINE 2010 gathering of believing artists and church leaders in Helsinki, Finland, sparked creative collaboration and new vision for the arts in Europe. By Jim Mills In April 2010, Iceland’s volcanic eruption brought a ... Continue Reading »
Makoto Fujimura has followed up his Letter to North American Churches with a Letter to Young Artists (based on a letter originally written for Michael Card’s book Scribbling in the Sand): We have been ... Continue Reading »
The vision of StoneWorks builds in many ways upon the recommendations of the 2004 “Redeeming the Arts” paper by the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization. One of the Lausanne paper's "envision" statements has ... Continue Reading »
Reading may not change the world -- but it changes the reader, and that's a start. By Katherine Paterson The summer that I was 17 years old, I, who was born of missionary parents in China, was ... Continue Reading »
Thoughts on faith and music by world-famous piano technician Franz Mohr “He is an Institution, a Living Legend, an Icon in the World of Steinway. Throughout the piano community and industry, not just in ... Continue Reading »
C. S. Lewis employed his imaginative gifts to dispel his readers' illusions and educate their feelings. By Doris T. Myers In The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, one of the Narnia series, Eustace, a factual-minded, ... Continue Reading »
Overcoming obstacles in the path of excellence Peter Slowik sees the pursuit of excellence as an imperative for Christians involved in the arts and identifies obstacles that must be overcome on the way. Many things ... Continue Reading »
God can speak into our pain—and use our pain—in ways we could never imagine. By Dr. Dianne B. Collard I am not an artist, but in the dark days of pain and despair following ... Continue Reading »
Monastic lessons for an overstimulated age A constant barrage of media stimuli compete for our attention and drown out critical thought. Melissa Thorson Hause explores the role of the arts and the monastic discipline ... Continue Reading »
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