Resources
Connect with Community
There are many Bible journaling communities available for you based on your level of expertise, the type of Bible you have, and the types of products you use. Search online for the community that best meets your needs or try some of the Facebook groups we have listed here:
Artist Websites
- Joanne Fink: Calligraphers.com
- Regina Yoder: ReginaYoder.com
- Tai Bender: GrowingMeadows.com
- Debbie Cole: DebbieCole.com
- Connie Denninger: ConstanceDenninger.blogspot.com
- Karla Dornacher: KarlaDornacher.com
- Krista Hunter: KarenScraps.blogspot.com
- Rebekah R. Jones: RebekahRJones.com
- Sue Kernitz: SueKemnitz.com
- Penny Lisk: PennyLisk.com
- Holly Monroe: HollyMonroe.com
- Shanna Noel: IllustratedFaith.com
- Jennifer Rydin: OurGratefulHearts.com
- Valerie Sjodin: ValerieSjodin.com
- Valerie Wieners-Massie: ValerieWienersArt.com
- Tracie Rollins: www.biblejournalingministries.com
There are many Facebook groups devoted to Bible journaling. Here are some suggestions to get you started:
- Everyday Faith
- Bible Journaling for Beginners Community
- Illustrated Faith / Bible Journaling Community
- Bible Stories from the Heart
- Bible Art Journaling Challenge
- DC Metro Visual Faith Community
- North Carolina Visual Faith Community
- So Cal Visual Faith Community
- Great Lakes Visual Faith Community
- The Paradigm Exchange Bible Journaling Community
If you are looking for Bible journaling inspiration, try searching for these hashtags (and using them yourself!): #biblejournaling, #bibleartjournaling, #bibleart, #biblejournalingjumpstart, #biblejournalingcommunity, #artworship
And check out the Instagram feeds from some of our contributors:
- Joanne Fink: @zenspirations
- Bridgett Brainard: @Bridgett.Brainard
- Jennifer Casey: @ourdenstories
- Tess Crawford: @ibumom
- Heidi Guenther: @aglimpseofjoy
- Karina Litvinov: @whispersindesign
- Christina Lowery: @christinasalive
- Shanna Noel: @shannanoel
- Rebecca Rios: @ps348girl
- Tracie Rollins: @biblejournalingministries
- Sephra Travers: @sephras_sketchbook
- Lori Vliegen: @elviestudio
Pinterest is a visual feast for the eyes! If you want inspiration on a particular verse, just type it in to the search bar. You’ll be delighted with what you find! And check out these informative resources:
Social Media
Social media offers amazing Bible journaling resources. You can connect with other Bible journaling artists, find inspiration—and spend hours—viewing styles and pages in different Bibles, and learn tools and techniques to help you on your creative faith journey. The three most popular social media sites for Bible journaling are Facebook,
Pinterest, and Instagram.