Bridgetown
Creative
Upcoming Events
Apply Now: Bridgetown Artist Showcase
We are calling all visual and performing artists to participate in the Bridgetown Church Artist Showcase. The theme of this year's showcase is Dreams. We will be hosting a gallery, as well as creating space for performance artists (musicians, spoken word artists, theater, dance, etc.) to showcase their craft.
We invite the whole church family to attend, whether or not contributing to the showcase.
Date: Fri, Sept 26
Artist Notifications: Thurs, Jul 31
Application Deadline: Thurs, Jul 24 at 11:59 PM
BREAD 2026 Art Call
We’re curating the next edition of BREAD, our annual scripture reading and journaling guide. This year, we are inviting the Bridgetown Community to submit original work—painting, sculpture, collage, photography, poetry, textile, and more—for inclusion in BREAD 2026 alongside the scripture reading plan. All submissions must be high-quality images suitable for print. Selected artists will be credited in the book and retain full rights to their work. This is your invitation to contribute to the devotional life of our church—more details at the link below.
Submission deadline: Thurs, Jul 31
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Resources
Recommended
Reading
Culture Care
Makoto Fujimura
With All Its Teeth
Joshua S. Porter
Art and Faith
Makoto Fujimura
The Return of the Prodigal Son
Henri Nouwen
Rembrandt is in the Wind
Russ Ramsey
The Death of Christian Art Teaching Series
Van City Church
What does God think about art and entertainment and how we make, receive, and apply it to our lives? Does art have rules? Can it go too far? Should it be “Christian”?
Learning and practicing the spiritual discipline of art appreciation is essential for every disciple of Jesus.
Garden City
John Mark Comer
Recommended
Listening
Garden City Teaching Series
Bridgetown Church
From the first page of the Bible and onward, human beings were made to rule over the earth, to gather up the raw materials of the planet, and carve out a world. Out of this inherent design, we search for our calling in life and find meaning in the normal, ordinary stuff of life like going to work, writing emails, cleaning the house, raising kids, and doing homework.
During this series, we will take a look at Genesis and the story of a man, a woman, and a garden as we ask the ancient question, “What does it mean to be human?” Listen to the Garden City teaching series as we discover God’s design for work, rest, and being human.