Tag: the illustrated Word
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April Bullet Journal Spread
Here’s the April Bullet Journal Spread. I had hoped to have it posted this week end, but there were just a lot of obstacles in my way. I am excited to report that my teaching load will be greatly reduced which means I have more time for doodling and blog posts. I am going to…
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Delighting in the Names of God
Interview with Rachel Larkin about her new book, Delighting in the Names of God.
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Prov. 3:5-6 Doodle Challenge
These are illustrations that I did for Lake Williamson Christian Center in Carlinville Il. I have over 96 pieces displayed around the camp. It is a totally cool place if you’re youth group is looking for a get away venue. These pieces are 5 feet tall and mounted on wood to give the surf boards a 3-d…
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Visual Faith Part 3 – It’s all about the Worship!(and another doodle challenge)
I remember back when I was a little girl (many, many moons ago) and the pastor announced that a group from the all girls high school was going to do a visual dance at the opening of Christmas Eve services next week. There was an audible gasp. I looking at my father’s face, I thought…
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Valentine’s day Doodle page inspiration
Hi, just a quick post today to give you a little inspiration to doodle up your bullet journal.
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Event; Chapel of the Cross- Girlfriend Gathering St. Peters MO
I just wanted to give everyone heads up that I will be doing a break out session at the Girlfriend Gathering at Chapel of the Cross Lutheran Church Friday and Saturday Feb 22-23, 2019. Attendance for both days is $35 You can get more information here: https://www.chapelofthecrosslutheran.org/index.php/mm-resources/upcomingevents/101-abundance I’ll be doing a couple of break out…
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Learning to be visual Part 1 (with homework)
In this series I am going to discuss why it’s important to be visual in our note-taking and journaling. Part 1 – We are Visual People Most of us are visual people, and we live in a very visual society. We are all familiar with the idiom, “a picture is worth 1,000 words”. It’s often…
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