Does your congregation yearn for visually engaging worship, and do they want memorable ways to connect to your themes and messages? The best way to find out is to add attention-grabbing visuals to your worship slides. So much of worship is already quite wordy, and many use their screens to add even more words of hymns, prayers, sermon points. Find ways to add more visual art: photographs, paintings, original art from children and members of the congregation, video clips, and even AI-generated visuals.
The goal of this website is to help preachers and worship leaders present their own visual material on a screen, fabric, or a blank wall in a worship sanctuary. The resources offered here are designed to help you find visual materials from films, home-grown video, digital photography, classical religious art, home-grown art, and AI-generated visuals. Why? To help capture your congregation's attention to understand your message and their mission.
Find new ways to boost your preaching and worship experiences with visual arts, while enlisting fresh-eyed volunteers to make it happen! Go to the screenpreaching blog for fresh ideas!
The goal of this website is to help preachers and worship leaders present their own visual material on a screen, fabric, or a blank wall in a worship sanctuary. The resources offered here are designed to help you find visual materials from films, home-grown video, digital photography, classical religious art, home-grown art, and AI-generated visuals. Why? To help capture your congregation's attention to understand your message and their mission.
Find new ways to boost your preaching and worship experiences with visual arts, while enlisting fresh-eyed volunteers to make it happen! Go to the screenpreaching blog for fresh ideas!