This course invites you to enter Scripture as a space for encounter with God. Through the four movements of Lectio Divina - reading, meditation, prayer, and contemplation you’ll listen, reflect, and respond to God’s Word.
Each session then guides you to express these reflections through art-making, allowing your spiritual insights and questions to take tangible, creative form. By combining contemplative prayer with hands-on creativity, the course offers a practice that is both deeply reflective and actively embodied.
Open to anyone from any denomination
Those curious about contemplative prayer practices, especially Lectio Divina
Participants interested in exploring Scripture through art-making as part of their spiritual journey
Suitable for dancers, fine artists, musicians, non-artists, or theologians wanting to embody faith creatively
Combines Lectio Divina with art-making
Focus on art as theology, not just a tool for theology
Practical and practice-based, encouraging imagination and embodiment of faith
Uses the four movements of Lectio Divina, followed by artistic response
Safe, reflective environment with simple ground rules:
- Listen without planning a response
- Share without expecting feedback
Dates: Wednesdays, 5–26 November 2025 (4 weeks)
Time: 19:00–20:30 CET
Format: Online micro course; sessions repeat the practice weekly to build familiarity and depth
Materials Required: Sketchpad or journal, pencils, coloured pencils, watercolours, etc.
Cost: €40
D.Min, Ordained minister, EXAT ( Expressive arts therapy trauma-informed. Enforced Chaplain. Artist, theologian, dancer, pastor and actor.