by Rajni Louise

My work is inspired by the infinite replication of life, patterns found in nature, and their mimicry in digital technologies.

A Review of If Only We Could See: Reimagining Creativity, Compassion, and Calling through the Extraordinary Life of Lilias Trotter, by Jennifer Trafton (B&H Books, April 2026)

by Esther Kline

If Only We Could See shows us that art is not limited to high-brow, museum-worthy canvases. When taken together, Trotter’s art and ministry demonstrate that artistic vision submitted to the direction of the Creator can infuse every part of a believer’s life.

A Review of Listening to Eternity: The Music, Spirituality, and Creative World of Composer Tommie Haglund (Swedenborg Foundation, 2025)

by Graham Bier

Listening to Eternity offers readers a delightful chance to sit in on a conversation between a profoundly mystical musician and an admirer who is able to keep up with the references and broader context of the topics at hand.

by Ragan Sutterfield

When the weather becomes warm enough, my wife and I wake early and take our coffee to the porch. Our yard is a place we have cultivated, as best we can, for hospitality.