Churches, ministries and individuals across the UK continue to share their faith in creative and innovative ways.

Chloe and Rach at the The Wonder of Wellbeing Gower found Lifewords resources to be an excellent companion to their art exhibition, A Journey of Prayer, in Rhossili.

The team at The Wonder of Wellbeing Gower seek to develop a variety of opportunities for people dig deeper into their faith and spirituality, offering moments for contemplation through art shows, creative spaces and outdoor experiences.

Lifewords Little Book of Prayer was just the thing they needed for their Art Show: A Journey of Prayer, at St. Mary’s Church in Rhossili, the southern tip of the Gower Peninsula in Wales.

Chloe Thomas, Creative Practitioner at The Wonder of Wellbeing Gower, shared:

The exhibition explored the powerful themes of the Lord’s Prayer through twelve captivating artworks. Each piece enabled people to reflect on ideas of connection, forgiveness and guidance, offering space for personal insight and contemplation.

As part of the exhibition, Little Book of Prayer, along with other titles in the Little Book series, were offered as resources to take away, read and reflect on. Chloe continued:

Each Little Book delves into meaningful topics, and we hope they served as a blessing to all who read them or used them for further reflection.

Alongside the exhibition, the team ran a series of workshops exploring nature, creativity, and wellbeing. Rachel, Chloe, and their colleague Dan, have also developed initiatives like Wild Church and Ebb and Flow, encouraging curiosity, connection with nature, and spiritual reflection through outdoor experiences.

A permanent exhibition can be found at St. Mary’s Church in Rhossili. For those wishing to learn more about the exhibition, upcoming workshops, or Wonder of Wellbeing’s ongoing projects, you can visit their website or reach out directly at: wowadmin@churchinwales.org.uk.