Prophetic art conference back at Harvest

By Sonia Strumpfer, Gqeberha (PE) fine artist and host of an upcoming prophetic art conference

For the first time in two years we will meet together as artists again, so all creatives are invited!

On August 8 and 9 2022 we will gather together at Harvest Church, Gqeberha (PE), as creatives to learn from the best.

The aim of the conference is to bring artists together to grow and flow with the Holy Spirit in their creative expression.

Although we come from a charismatic perspective we welcome artists from every stream of Christianity and worship tradition.

The conference theme this year is “Face to face into His presence”

The conference will be filled with teaching, prophetic activations, workshops etc.

Main speakers at the conference  are:

Karin TerBlanche , who believes she was made to create and that God is teaching her His ways, His approach. She says, when your love for God gets expressed through a piece … when you are able to blur the already thin line between heaven and earth, you know that there is more to creating. Then He gives you wisdom to persevere, strength to rise above a failed piece and so much grace.

Duncan Stewart, who says: “Much of what I do is fuelled by my desire to understand the deeper, more elusive aspects of life and spirituality. I believe there is a creator God and that Jesus is who He says He was and I use my art as best as possible to test those beliefs… this seems to be the most meaningful exercise for me, right now.”

Tess Lovemore, a professional painter, who spent seven years with her husband in the mission field, and in 2008 started her Sky Gallery in Kenton on Sea.

Workshops will include: Landscape Art, Creative writing, How to worship through your art and many more.

The cost is R800. For more info and registration click on this link: https://www.prophetic-art-conference.co.za/ or email: sonia@strumpfer.co.za

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