All That Is Made and On Beauty and Faith, together. 

All That Is Made — a guide for readers exploring the intersection of creativity and faith. This book is softcover, perfect bound, and printed in full color on uncoated paper in Canada. The dimensions are 5.5 x 7.5 in. 96 pages.

On Beauty and Faith — exploring beauty and its implications for our lives. This book is softcover, perfect bound, and printed in full color on uncoated paper in Canada. The dimensions are 6.5 in x 8.5 in. 160 pages.

What is beauty?

As we encounter and discover God, we are inevitably led to further unpack our sense of beauty and its meaning for our faith-lives. As a culture, we often describe God as true and good. We use beauty less often—and we struggle to articulate the intuitive relationship between it and the things of God: calling, spirituality, mission, and more. 

This book is designed to bridge the gap. Through the story of Mark 14:1-11, The Story of the Woman with the Alabaster Jar, this book explores beauty and its profound implications for our lives.

Chapters include: 

1. On Beauty and Art
2. On Beauty and Identity
3. On Beauty and Generosity
4. On Beauty and Vulnerability
5. On Beauty and Mystery
6. On Beauty and Justice
7. On Beauty and Changing the World

Design aspects: This book is softcover, 160 pages, perfect bound, and printed in full color on uncoated paper in Canada. The dimensions are 6.5 in x 8.5 in.

From developing a theology of making, to seeing creativity as devotional practice, to learning how to find transformation through failure—On Becoming Creative is a practical guide for your creative practice and to grow your faith. 

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Creative reflections through the liturgical structure

A printed version of this is available as part of our book, All That Is Made.

From books, to podcasts, to churches, to sermons, to everyday conversation—Christians are talking about liturgy. But what does it mean when we talk about liturgy in the context of a creative life with God? Derived from the Greek word, leitourgia, liturgy translates directly to “work of the people.” Liturgy is our public work of faith. Practically, this tends to look like ordered, structured prayers and statements of faith read together in the context of a community or church.

We use this liturgical structure to guide artists, entrepreneurs, and makers in spiritual reflection on the role of the creative in the flourishing of humanity. May this guide you in shaping a compelling public faith for your creative life and provide a framework for participating in the creative “work of the people.”

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Order is placed as normal in our store. Upon completion, a download link will be provided. PDF version.