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Untitled
by Kassandra DeBoer
Collage
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As Ordinary Time draws to a close, we wanted to highlight the artwork from within our community that has been leading us in worship in this season. Artists of all ages were invited to submit based off of the prompt: Empowered, Embodied, Exhibiting - or put into kid-friendly language: Filled With God’s Spirit, In Our Bodies, Showing God’s Love.
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This is our final post in this series. Many thanks to all the artists who beckoned us to beauty and shared a piece of themselves in worship. We look forward to the beautiful art we all will continue to create together!
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Untitled
by Kara VerHage
Paint
"Think I forgot how to be happy
Something I'm not, but something I can be
Something I wait for
Something I'm made for."
- BE
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As Ordinary Time draws to a close, we wanted to highlight the artwork from within our community that has been leading us in worship in this season. Artists of all ages were invited to submit based off of the prompt: Empowered, Embodied, Exhibiting - or put into kid-friendly language: Filled With God’s Spirit, In Our Bodies, Showing God’s Love.
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Husky in pencil
by one of our Genesis Kids
Pencil
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As Ordinary Time draws to a close, we wanted to highlight the artwork from within our community that has been leading us in worship in this season. Artists of all ages were invited to submit based off of the prompt: Empowered, Embodied, Exhibiting - or put into kid-friendly language: Filled With God’s Spirit, In Our Bodies, Showing God’s Love.
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Untitled
by John Powell
Digital
"May each of us more fully embrace our own belovedness so that we may more clearly see the belovedness of everyone.
Image by alicia_mb on Freepik.com
Text and text wrapping by me
#happypride"
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As Ordinary Time draws to a close, we wanted to highlight the artwork from within our community that has been leading us in worship in this season. Artists of all ages were invited to submit based off of the prompt: Empowered, Embodied, Exhibiting - or put into kid-friendly language: Filled With God’s Spirit, In Our Bodies, Showing God’s Love.
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Triptych Dirtbag
by Will Lee
Watercolor & Paper
“'Man, I feel like mold
It's prom night and I am lonely
Lo and behold
She's walkin' over to me
This must be fake
My lip starts to shake
How does she know who I am?
And why does she give a damn about me?'
For about a month I had Lizzy McAlpine's cover of “Teenage Dirtbag” on repeat (yes, the 2001 pop-rock hit song by the band Wheatus). Lizzy’s tenderness with the source material opened up the lyrics to me like a flower opens up to the morning sun. This was a song about being seen, understood, and cherished - something we all long for and need. In particular the third verse (lyrics above) highlights the wonder and awe we experience when in our feeling “like mold” - “lo and behold” someone knows who we are and gives a damn about us.
So I continue to marvel and experience awe of how I am seen, understood, and cherished in this beloved community, in the arms of the divine, in my body, in the Body of Christ broken for all, in our collective body knit together in belovedness. Thank you Genesis."
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As Ordinary Time draws to a close, we wanted to highlight the artwork from within our community that has been leading us in worship in this season. Artists of all ages were invited to submit based off of the prompt: Empowered, Embodied, Exhibiting - or put into kid-friendly language: Filled With God’s Spirit, In Our Bodies, Showing God’s Love.
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Untitled
by one of our Genesis Kids
Paint
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As Ordinary Time draws to a close, we wanted to highlight the artwork from within our community that has been leading us in worship in this season. Artists of all ages were invited to submit based off of the prompt: Empowered, Embodied, Exhibiting - or put into kid-friendly language: Filled With God’s Spirit, In Our Bodies, Showing God’s Love.
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Untitled
by Rebecca Knotz
Photography
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As Ordinary Time draws to a close, we wanted to highlight the artwork from within our community that has been leading us in worship in this season. Artists of all ages were invited to submit based off of the prompt: Empowered, Embodied, Exhibiting - or put into kid-friendly language: Filled With God’s Spirit, In Our Bodies, Showing God’s Love.
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Mushroom in the grass
by one of our Genesis Kids
Pencil
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As Ordinary Time draws to a close, we wanted to highlight the artwork from within our community that has been leading us in worship in this season. Artists of all ages were invited to submit based off of the prompt: Empowered, Embodied, Exhibiting - or put into kid-friendly language: Filled With God’s Spirit, In Our Bodies, Showing God’s Love.
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Water
by Sherry Lee
Wool
"I wanted to show that there can be movement in weaving. Feel free to run your hands through the fiber just like you would in water."
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As Ordinary Time draws to a close, we wanted to highlight the artwork from within our community that has been leading us in worship in this season. Artists of all ages were invited to submit based off of the prompt: Empowered, Embodied, Exhibiting - or put into kid-friendly language: Filled With God’s Spirit, In Our Bodies, Showing God’s Love.
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My Third Act: In Living Color, Joy, and Hope
by Geri Timperley
Collage
"This is a collage I made about turning 70 and life in my 3rd act."
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As Ordinary Time draws to a close, we wanted to highlight the artwork from within our community that has been leading us in worship in this season. Artists of all ages were invited to submit based off of the prompt: Empowered, Embodied, Exhibiting - or put into kid-friendly language: Filled With God’s Spirit, In Our Bodies, Showing God’s Love.
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