Mixed media art journaling can be an act of creative worship & conversation with our amazing God.
Hi, I’m Jenna. I’m a Christian mixed media artist and art worship coach living in Stroud, Gloucestershire, UK.
Learn with seven artists how to journal your faith!
Join us in May 13-19th for an awesome online extravaganza of art journaling and faith. Seven artists have come together to demonstrate in their own unique way how to encounter God on the pages of your art journal.
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Learn with me online
Would you like to learn how to harness your creativity to go deeper with God from the comfort of your own home? My brand new course Wild Art, Deep Faith is the ultimate foundation course in mixed media art journaling for prayer and worship.
Learn with me in person
I’m excited to announce some new dates for my Christian Art Journaling Retreat Days in 2024. Come and spend time with me in person, at the beautiful Holland House in Worcestershire, discovering how Faith Art Journaling can become a pathway to deepening your relationship with the Lord.
Ten Minutes Trusting
Ten Minutes Trusting
In my latest series on YouTube, I challenged myself to create a faith art journal page in just 10 minutes, trusting that in even this short amount of time I would be able to trust Father God to minister & speak to me. I hope this will inspire you that you don’t need a lot of time or skill to use christian art journaling to connect with God.
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JOURNALING YOUR EMOTIONS
This page started off with a strong emotion: anger. By expressing big emotions on the page, we avoid expressing them in unhelpful ways. Instead, as Christians we can bring them to our loving heavenly father and receive his grace.
INCARNATION
“And the word became flesh and made his dwelling among us” John 1:14
This page was my opportunity to ponder the mysteries of the incarnation.
El Roi: the God who sees me.
EL ROI
So... God directed my eyes to this little phrase “they didn’t notice” on a vintage book page. It struck me that people are not so much looking for their pain to be fixed, as to be seen. An Egyptian slave girl, physically & sexually abused by her masters, runs away from home. Alone & pregnant, God meets her in the desert. He doesn’t fix her circumstances, (in fact he asks her to return to them) but she now knows her plight is not invisible. Someone knows, someone cares. God says “I see you”. And he sees you, today. (Genesis 16).