Tapestry Art Church

11/04/2024

Articulate: Exploring Art As Faith

Can the power of art revitalize your ministry and strengthen your community?

In Articulate: Exploring Art As Faith, author and artist Armando Heredia invites ministry leaders and art enthusiasts alike to rediscover the profound connection between artistic expression and spiritual formation.

Moving beyond the misconception that art and ministry are separate entities, Heredia unveils the inherent creativity woven throughout Scripture, revealing how art can be a powerful tool for communicating the Gospel, fostering deeper engagement with faith, and reaching a wider audience. Drawing on biblical examples like the Tabernacle's intricate symbolism, the prophets' dramatic performances, and the emotional depth of the Psalms, Heredia demonstrates how art has always been an integral part of the spiritual journey.

Heredia challenges churches to embrace the unique gifts of artists, offering practical strategies for integrating artistic expression into the rhythm of church life. From establishing dedicated gallery spaces to aligning exhibitions with preaching series and nurturing vibrant art communities, "Articulate" provides a roadmap for creating a church where art is not simply an afterthought but a vital force for spiritual growth and community connection.

If you are seeking fresh inspiration for your ministry and longing to create a more inclusive and engaging community, "Articulate" will equip you to:

Unleash the creative potential within your church.

Bridge the divide between art and faith.
Empower artists to use their gifts in ministry.
Transform your church into a vibrant hub of artistic expression.
Reach new audiences with the message of the Gospel.

Let "Articulate" guide you on a transformative journey where art and faith converge to create a more beautiful and impactful expression of the Christian message.

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10/30/2024

What matters most is When we hear the heartbeat of our neighbor
It’s Not to hear the accent in their speech Or see the color of their skin ‘Cause when we hear their hearts we’ll know we’re kin

and in most matters there’s a way to be kind Most Always a way to be kind Oh, most Always a way to be kind

Oh

If I see you and can’t see me, maybe it’s time to pluck out my eyes so my mind can’t tell me lies about what I’m seeing and l maybe my heart can hear yours beating

Beating
Oh, your heart

What good is it for a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul and who can say they love the God they can’t see, and hate the kindred they can

and in most matters there’s a way to be kind Most Always a way to be kind Oh, most Always a way to be kind
To be kind

Oh

Compassion and mercy, love and humility
Bridges not walls, the hand not the fist
It’s God up close, so close you can hear his heart

Beating, Beating
Oh! Beating

What matters most is When we hear the heartbeat of our God And He’ll say
Don’t just hear the accent in their speech Or see the color of their skin and You’ll know that you are kindred

This is the kingdom where the power and
Glory will be
who can say they hate the kingdom they can see, and love the God they can’t

Let Your Kingdom Come
And Your will be done
Let Your kingdom
Your kingdom come

and in most matters there’s a way to be kind Most Always a way to be kind Oh, most Always a way to be kind

Oh, kindness is seeing you the same kind as me, and sharing the love we’ve both received

Compassion and mercy, love and humility
Bridges not walls, the hand not the fist
It’s God up close, so close you can hear his heartbeat
So close, so close

Oh, so close

What good is it for a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul and who can say they love the God they can’t see, and hate the kindred they can

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10/30/2024

Lo que más importa es escuchar el latido del prójimo, no para notar su acento en las palabras o ver el color de su piel, sino porque al escuchar sus corazones, sabremos que somos familia.

En la mayoría de los asuntos, siempre hay una manera de ser amable, siempre hay una manera de ser amable, oh, siempre hay una manera de ser amable.

Si te veo y no puedo verme a mí mismo, quizás sea hora de arrancarme los ojos, para que mi mente no me engañe con lo que veo, y tal vez mi corazón pueda escuchar el tuyo latir.

Latir, oh, tu corazón.

¿De qué sirve que un hombre gane el mundo entero y pierda su alma? ¿Quién puede decir que ama al Dios que no ve, y odia al semejante que sí ve?

En la mayoría de los asuntos, siempre hay una manera de ser amable, siempre hay una manera de ser amable, oh, siempre hay una manera de ser amable.

Compasión y misericordia, amor y humildad, puentes en lugar de muros, la mano en lugar del puño, es Dios cerca, tan cerca que puedes oír su corazón.

Latir, latir, oh, latir.

Lo que más importa es escuchar el latido de nuestro Dios, y Él dirá: “No solo escuches el acento en sus palabras, ni veas el color de su piel; sabrás que eres familia.”

Este es el reino donde el poder y la gloria estarán, ¿quién puede decir que odia el reino que ve, y ama al Dios que no puede ver?
Que venga tu reino, que se haga tu voluntad, que venga tu reino, tu reino.

En la mayoría de los asuntos, siempre hay una manera de ser amable, siempre hay una manera de ser amable, oh, siempre hay una manera de ser amable.

La bondad es verte como mi igual, y compartir el amor que ambos hemos recibido.
Compasión y misericordia, amor y humildad, puentes en lugar de muros, la mano en lugar del puño, es Dios cerca, tan cerca que puedes oír su corazón, tan cerca, tan cerca.
Oh, tan cerca.

¿De qué sirve que un hombre gane el mundo entero y pierda su alma? ¿Quién puede decir que ama al Dios que no ve, y odia al semejante que sí ve?

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09/17/2024

Very minimalist, focused on the illustrations from the book, I Feel You, Illustrations on how I am dealing with my own grief. The second song on the soundtrack album, Grief Is Love. It’s not advice or how to get through, just a song about feeling the loss.

How Are You Gone? is part of the Grief Is Love album based on the book, I Feel You, Illustrations on how I am dealing with my own grief.The songs on the albu...

08/17/2024

When my brother passed away, I spent time everyday working through my grief with illustrations and describing and wrestling with my own grief. It was not meant to be the book that it became, but after sharing the drawings on here, and other platforms, friends and family asked to share them with their own grieving loved ones. This album is the soundtrack to the book. All of the songs are based off the illustrations, and words from the pages. My hope is that folks who are working through grief can hear these songs and at least know this, “You are not alone.”

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08/10/2024

Una Canción Para El Sábado

Una colección de poemas, oraciones y alabanzas sobre la fe, la duda, el dolor y la esperanza. La canción principal, ‘Una Canción para el Sábado’, explora ese espacio donde la esperanza está lejos y la duda es más fácil de abrazar, pero seguimos buscando.

¡Pre-guárdalo en Spotify! Otras plataformas importantes estarán transmitiendo pronto. ¡Siéntete libre de compartir!

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07/30/2024

Official Release on Spotify! I hope you love it!

Album · If We Were A Band · 2024 · 11 songs

09/07/2021

What if you could connect with a typically disengaged segment of your congregation and community and build new relationships and ministry opportunities? There is a uniquely gifted group of people who are just waiting for you to create the avenue for them to engage!

09/02/2021

Incorporating the arts in the church has long been a passion of mine, and I wholeheartedly believe that it can and will be a dynamic way to not only grow the church, but finally give artists and creatives a viable and exciting way to become engaged in ministry! Check out our course at https://tapestryartchurch.teachable.com/p/building-an-art-community-in-your-church

11/06/2018

Thanks to and from and for allowing us to incorporate our Art Ministry into their youth service on Sunday. Great worship by the team and a solid message from Josh. Looking forward to our next collaboration.

11/03/2018

This Sunday, November 4, we will be sharing our art as worship with youth ministry at 11am. We will be displaying our series piece, “Communion” and will be doing a live painting variation of “Jesus”.

11/02/2018

We are excited about the arts at Tapestry Art Church. Our host is closing its current venue and moving forward in a new direction. So, we need venue. If you have space and would like to support a dynamic ministry that incorporates the arts in a fresh way, or no someone who does, please contact us. Follow the link in our bio and check out our concept and our series, current and past.