Mark Wood 
Jane Graham Watson 
Alison Ford 
Claire Tracey 
Vanesa Macia 
Caroline Ursell 
Sarah Johnson 
Mark Wood 
Joseph Goddard 
Ba Nurse 
Emma Jarratt 
Dawn Bird 
Zoe & Jemimah Wood 
Tina 
Lid French 
Rachael De Souza 
Zoe Wood 
Alice Skull
Art, dance and writing have become skills that we are remembering and returning to during this time. God is raising up an army of creativity to bring hope, love and joy in times of stress and anxiety. The art above has been contribute by folks from around Kingsland over the last few weeks as part of their contribution to our worship. Perhaps you too may want to join them and create, tell stories and share your joy in Christ.
If you feel that you aren’t talented enough, then take a moment read this poem, found online recently, written by a poet simply called Aaron. We don’t know any more about him, but reproduce his work here for you to enjoy, be inspired! You are God’s greatest work of art.
I’ve
Always been
Jealous
Of God.
How could I
Ever paint like
Him as
He strokes
Across the earth
Sculpting mountains
And waning rivers
with grace
And ease on his
Gentle brush.
How could I
Dance like him as
He twirls around the
Universe
Commanding
The planets around him,
as
They twist and turn in an
Endless waltz
How could I ever love?
Someone like him,
With his affection
Passing
Touching us all
One
By
one
as it sweeps
through like the
Autumn wind
How could I ever
Shine like
Him with
His beauty
Surfing down
sun rays
Piercing through
All darkness
How could I listen like him
With his
Ears ***** and
Ready for
Any
And every
whisper of his name.
I grew angry,
And decided to ask
Him
Lord? How do I become
An artist like you?
How do I create like you?
He grabbed me by
My hand
And pulled me
Close to him,
As he dipped
His
Head down and looked
At me
To say,
“my child, do not worry”.
You
Were never made
To be a maker,
You were made to be a marvel!
For you,
And all my
Other
Children
Are my greatest work
Of art.