Drawing People Closer to Christ.
Today we are going to take a little different approach to prayer and document our prayer walk. Take a walk today on your street and pray for each house or building on the street. If you know the family you can pray for the needs that are on your heart or if you don’t know them to pray that the household knows the Lord and
Here’s the printable you all have been asking for. You can get the PDF by signing up for the newsletter. The link will be in the welcome letter – for the Member’s only page. You can click on that and grab the PDF. I’d love to see your finished pieces. Thanks to Ruth Carson who started this all by posting her very beautiful piece –
In this post we will explore more visual prayer cards by doing a card for a single person or doing one verse to pray over many people. Supplies needed for this post Index cards Black pen – Bold – Pigma Sensei or the Faber Castel 1.5, Thin – Sharpie Pen Pencil, eraser, Colors – markers, water colors Washi tape – optional One verse for many
In this post we continue our study on visual prayer and we are going to learn how to do the the Stained Glass Prayer Card. The Stained Glass Card Stained Glass has been a big part of the visual history of the church. The churches began using stained glass around 950 in Europe. Many of these stained glass windows depicted stories from the bible. Most
In this post, we are going to learn about Visual Prayer and how doodling your prayers can be an effective and fun method for consistent and meaningful quite times. I had great plans for August to get back to school and really hone in on our sketchnoting skills, but as I was working on that, I felt the Lord direct us to focus on prayer
In this post we will learn how to bind our Sketchnote Summer Camp Activity Book and I did a flip through of my summer camp activity book. There are videos for each activity. Flip through I did a quick flip through of my Sketchntoe Summer Camp Activity Book. It’s not too late do your own Sketchnote Summer Camp. You can get the Sketchnote Summer Camp Activity
In this post I am going to take you step by step in how to prepare your page to do a sermon sketchnote. We are going to do a sketchnote on a short sermon by Francis Chan. The Process I started by writing the title at the top right and then under the Bonus Challenge (in your Sketchnote Summer Camp) I added the information for
We are going to sketchnote a treehouse. We all need our quiet spaces and making a treehouse seemed to be a good way to represent a quiet place. My Inspriation My inspiration for this post comes from Lorraine’s grandson. He sketched this treehouse earlier this summer and it seemed that we all need a treehouse in our lives. We need somewhere we can go where
In this post we will complete Ps 139:18 and draw some wave doodles and seashells as part of our Sketchnote Summer Camp. No part of Summer camp would be complete with a trip to the beach whether the beach is on the lake or the ocean. In any event, most likely there is sand involved. That got me to thinking about sand and I remembered
In this post we will learn how to choose a recipe to sketchnote and how to sketchnote a recipe. Recipes naturally lend themselves to sketchnoting. The recipes generally contain ingredients, tools and appliances that can be sketchnoted. Sketchnoting a recipe can really bless someone or preserve a cherished family recipe. Another way to use them is to skethnote a recipe and make copies for people
On Sale $8.95 Here's some information to help you to get started in the Doodle Devo Process: A "How To" Page, Patterns to get you started and a Materials List. You can search the main
Adding a visual element - even a doodle helps you process what you're seeing or hearing, but drawing stick figures or doodles you're "writing" what you're learning on your brain twice - once by
