The Creo Quill
Creo Arts, Mandy Smith, John Michael Heard, Jill Penrod, Winfield Bevins, joel klepac, Kurt Caddy, Alex Sosler, Josh Tiessen, Iglesias ProjectWe believe that beauty will save the world.
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
We believe that beauty will save the world.
Follower-Leader, Reader-Writer, Listener-Speaker, Learner-Teacher, Mother-Daughter
Michael is a writer based in Wilmore, Kentucky.
I'm a Christian novelist who believes story is one of the main ways we connect and learn and grow in our Christian journey.
Winfield Bevins is director of Creo Arts and artist-in-residence at Asbury Theological Seminary. He is the author of several books, including Ever Ancient Ever New: The Allure of Liturgy for a New Generation, and Marks of a Movement.
Therapist, artist, and writer and he recently published Miserere Mei: A Journey of Self-Discovery through the Art of Georges Rouault.
I am a follower of Christ and a visual artist. I enjoy creating what I call a visual liturgy. I create art for sacred spaces like our homes and places of worship. I am inspired by vivid rich colors with depth and texture.
Alex Sosler is an Associate Professor of Bible and Ministry at Montreat College and an Assisting Priest at Redeemer Anglican Church in Asheville.
Josh Tiessen (B.R.E., M.A.) is a professional fine artist and writer interested in ecology, theology, and art history. His essay have been published in Inkwell, Quill, and Image. His latest Monograph, Vanitas + Viriditas (2024), is out now.
Amanda Iglesias, AIA is an architect, curator and liturgical consultant in New York City. Her research via @iglesiasproject seeks to enrich the church’s sense of possibility and architectural imagination.
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