I am considering modifying my logo (pictured on the left). The plan is to still keep it simple, but change it from the Papyrus font to something else that still communicates traditionalism and new media by showing a hand-held artistic font on top of the URL.
Not sure if I should even change it, but if I do, I’ve created two modifications of the original that I’m debating between.
Give me your feedback on either Version A or Version B by leaving a comment for A or B (or let me know …

Many of you have let me know that one thing that you desire is to hear from God on what He wants you to do with your gift.
The method of receiving the answer is easy, following through and doing it is what I’ve always found to be the challenge: Your one-on-one quiet time alone with God is the key to hearing His voice:
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The Enemy desires to keep you too busy to take time out to spend quietly in the presence of the Lord.
This is an age old strategic tactic: …

This was an excellent idea that a group in California implemented to introduce Visual Art as a ministry to their church.
It’s called The Cross Collaboration, and more than thirty people from Coast Hills Community Church made their own unique designs of the Cross for a Good Friday Service. Made of all sizes and materials, each cross tells the beauty and brokeness of Christ’s Cross from a unique and personal perspective. See it for yourself:
Share your thoughts and feedback. Do you have a Visual Arts ministry in your church?
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