The End: A Reader's Guide to Revelation

Religion & Spirituality

Bauer, A. D.

Bauer, Alan D.

Christian Books & Bibles

Square Halo Books

It Was Good: Making Art to the Glory of God

New Age & Spirituality

Conversations with some of today's most intriguing artists―Sandra Bowden, Dan Callis, Mary McCleary, John Silvis, Edward Knippers, Erica Downer, Albert Pedulla, Tim Rollins and K.O.S., Joel Sheesley and Makoto Fujimura―focuses on the intersection of Christianity and creativity.

Objects of Grace: Conversations on Creativity and Faith

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

From the back cover: 
"St. Paul's had been spared." It seemed clear to me that if this was true, it was not because we were holier than anyone who died across the street; it was because we now had a big job to do. --The Rev. Lyndon Harris, Associate for Ministries at St. Paul's Chapel 
St. Paul's Chapel is an 18th-century Episcopal church in the parish of Trinity Church in Lower Manhattan. It stands less than one hundred yards from the World Trade Center site. This book is a picture essay telling of the relief work carried on at St. Paul's for almost nine months. Many people who saw that the church still stood despite the destruction all around its walls talked about "the miracle of St. Paul's." The real miracle of St. Paul's, displayed in these pages, was the miracle of radical hospitality joined with good will from around the world in a common mission to offer works of goodness in response to the catastrophe of 9/11. 
Images of the crumbling buildings flooded our eyes through the various conduits of the media. This book tells a different story. Accented with fragments of prayers and Scripture, these photographs show the love and encouragement offered to the men and women who labored after September 11 in the most difficult and challenging context anyone ever could have imagined. 
This story is not just a faith story as told by St. Paul's; it is also an American story dedicated to each and every one of us who has experienced hope after devastation.

Light at Ground Zero: St. Paul's Chapel After 9/11

Sanderson, Krystyna

Photography & Video

Over the last two decades, a quiet revolution has been taking place in our culture. In both the church and the public square, people are turning away from partisan politics and shrill ideologies and looking for social and personal renewal through the imagination and, more specifically, the imaginative space where religious faith and artistic vision meet. In short, they are seeking ways to reconnect beauty to goodness and truth. 
One of the forces helping to spearhead this cultural revolution has been Image: A Journal of the Arts &amp; Religion, the premier publication devoted to showcasing original creative work--fiction, poetry, visual art, music and more--by Christian and Jewish artists at work today. Image, which has received accolades from both the professional art world and the religious community, has published not only Nobel and Pulitzer prize winners but also a whole generation of emerging artists. 
Intruding Upon the Timeless: Meditations on Art, Faith, and Mystery is a collection of Gregory Wolfe's editorial statements that preface each issue of Image. These short, evocative essays constitute a new Christian aesthetic for our time. Each of the meditations is like a polished gem: radiant, gracefully written, beautiful in itself, but also serving as a stimulus to further reflection. They remind us of the way that both faith and imagination reach beyond the limits of reason to intuit the mystery of redemption.

Intruding upon the Timeless: Meditations on Art, Faith, and Mystery

Wolfe, Gregory

Religious

This theological work looks at the traditional view of the fall of man and shows why a new interpretation is needed. The author is devoted to Scripture as the word of God. He brings great creativity and some wonderful insights to the discussion regarding the origin and nature of sin. Additionally the book contains a helpful discussion of infant salvation.

Beginning: A Second Look at the First Sin

This book is a photo-essay of the work done at St. Paul's Chapel to take care of the men and women who worked tirelessly at Ground Zero after 9/11. The official photographer at St. Paul's Chapel photgraphed 2500 images and 100 of her best images are presented in this work. The book is dedicated to the memory of those who perished and is in thanksgiving for the relief workers at Ground Zero and those who supported them.

This book is a record of the first 25 years of Christians in the Visual Arts and features more than 200 images that showcase the work of CIVA’s most accomplished artists and highlight the quality and breadth of its many traveling exhibitions, conferences, directories, and publications.

Faith and Vision: Twenty-Five Years of Christians in the Visual Arts

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

Art of Sandra Bowden

What does it mean to be a creative individual who is a follower of the creative God? This book seeks to answer that question through collections of essays which offer theoretical and practical insights into artmaking from a Christian perspective.

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The End: A Reader's Guide to Revelation

It Was Good: Making Art to the Glory of God

Objects of Grace: Conversations on Creativity and Faith

Light at Ground Zero: St. Paul's Chapel After 9/11

Intruding upon the Timeless: Meditations on Art, Faith, and Mystery

Beginning: A Second Look at the First Sin

Light at Ground Zero: St. Paul's Chapel After 9/11

Faith and Vision: Twenty-Five Years of Christians in the Visual Arts

Art of Sandra Bowden

It Was Good: Making Art to the Glory of God