Looking For Help

[COPLAND_3]

I am about to begin adding Christian Art to the Daily Mass Readings and commentary. It has been a ministry that I have enjoyed very much. I provide commentary from the Early Church Fathers that give insights and explanations to the Mass Readings on my website. But I have been kicking around the idea of adding a visual commentary along with it. I spend a lot of time researching and selecting the best commentary that I can find for the Readings, and I might bite off more than I can chew if I try to also provide the visual too all by myself. I have prayed about this and given it much thought, and I feel compelled to invite somebody or others to join me in this ministry.

Here is an example of what I have in mind, this is tomorrow’s 1st Scripture reading with some pictures that are directly related to the passage. Click on comments on the Isaiah Reading. litteralchristianlibrary.wetpaint.com/page/The+4th

If you feel that you might be interested, just contact me and I can give you more details. Contact me here litteralchristianlibrary.wetpaint.com/page/Contact+me

By the way, I will provide all the resources necessary to work with, all you need is your time and computer.

Thank you!!

 

[Jim_Baur]

I have nothing to offer but thanks and praise.

Perhaps an idea, art concerning Revelation of John.

I would love to see it here at the forum.

THANKS!!!

 

[COPLAND_3]

Hey Jim, good to hear from you! I was wondering if you were still coming to the site, I have not seen you around.

When I did my 2 volumes of my commentary on Revelation I added art to almost every verse. I have it in print and on CD, but I have not been able to apply it to my site for some reason. I was really happy with it, especially volume 2. I think art really adds a great benefit.

I have been adding art to the Mass Readings along with commentary from the Church Fathers, and I have been providing linked cross-references so people can click and read other Bible verses that are directly related.

The offer is still out there for anyone interested, or better yet who feels called. But as I have been working on it I can do it, it does not require that much time, which was my concern since putting together the commentary for the Mass readings do require a fairly big commitment on my part.