By Sarah Fujimoto I met him last week. A 10 year old kid, he rides with his sibling to the gym. While his sibling works, he occupies his time with various activities. Seemingly bored at times, he fills the five hours playing with children too young, pacing around, and sitting in our chairs at the … Continue reading Life Lessons: A Boy In A Cafe
By Julia LoVan When I received my copy of Rebecca Barnes-Davies’ 50 Ways to Help Save the Earth, I was first impressed by the cover art and post consumer recycled, chlorine free pages, and then more impressed by the comprehensive information throughout. I’ve read a lot on the environment, social justice, and how to be … Continue reading Book Review: 50 Ways To Help Save The Earth
By Quoleshna Elbert It seemed useful to introduce a rating system, so this is mine: The greatness of a CD is determined by how many of its songs will be included in the regular rotation of my own Media Player’s Library. I also like to let you know how many, if any, songs are going … Continue reading Jeff Abercrombies Everything Grace: A Music Review
By Darlene Curry Background: I live on the east coast in a small town near Annapolis, Maryland.I’m a passionate lover of the Lord Jesus Christ. My favorite thing to do in the entire world is to worship and encounter my King, and my art flows out of that place of intimacy with Him. There are so many … Continue reading Artist Corner: Featuring Art by Darlene Curry
By Darlene Curry Dancing Queen-Mixed Media The regal, royal Queen know who she is and dances with delight! Cleansing-Watercolor (Part 1 of 2) This painting was painful and came through the Katrina disaster. Ten days prior to Katrina God’s people were forced to leave the Gaza strip and were displaced from their homes. Ten days … Continue reading Gallery 2: Artist Darlene Curry
By Wrecked For The Ordinary Do you like free books? Do you like to share your story? Wrecked for the Ordinary is looking for creative articles that capture a faith story. It can be yours, another’s, or your grandmother’s. It can be a full perspective or a snippet. Media of expression can be creative, i.e. video, … Continue reading Free Books: Tell Your Story Contest
By Sarah Fujimoto With my mom overcoming cancer right now she has lost most of her hair. I remember back in April after I found out, I was talking to a friend at school while on a personal rant. I was sharing some of my thoughts with her and the most recent idea to possibly … Continue reading I Am Not My Hair: Standards of Beauty
By Carole Turner I can read of you and I feel something. I even cry when I see you thin and hungry. I judge you when you hold a sign, when you smell, or look ugly. I drive by you walking in the rain. I see you sleeping on the street again. When I touch … Continue reading The Poor: A Poem
By Jonathan Foster What keeps us from beginning… or finishing? Fear of… Others Pain Rejection Failure Change Embarrassment Vulnerability Critics Loss Poverty Being Wrong Madness Death Success _________ (fill in the blank) I watched the movie, Valkyrie recently. Good film, though it was sobering. I was reminded that Hitler wanted to be an artist. This … Continue reading Beginnings and Endings
By John Delannoy Untitled – John Delannoy Untitled-John Delannoy John is currently a full-time intern with Metro Kidz International at the Los Angeles Dream Center. He runs the Metro Kidz Media office creating vblogs for the ministry and satisfying Metro Kidz International’s diverse online and printing needs. In addition to motion and still graphics, he … Continue reading Artist Corner: Featuring Art by John Delannoy