Welcome to the Willow Arts online home. At its core, Willow Arts is about rediscovering awe: constantly moving toward the deep sense of wonder that is kindled inside of us when we are touched by God.

As His followers, formed in His image, artists and teaches in the church have the amazing privilege of using our God-given creative gifts and abilities in a process that opens the hearts of believers and seekers to the awe-inspiring reality of His presence. As we offer our gifts and abilities to be used by God, we enter into a partnership with Him, creating moments of awe that effectively resonate His life-changing message to others.

With special emphasis on serving those involved in the “creating and carrying out” of a church’s weekly services, we are dedicated to providing Christ-following artists and teachers with training, resources, and networking opportunities that encourage them to experience the awe of God themselves, and to create moments of awe where the hearts of others are opened to the grace and goodness of God. We invite you to be a part of our community.
 
A Christmas TaleAaron Reynolds
 
This play is Extraordinary! You will not be dissapointed if you purchase this. Very effective and easy to pull off. Mark Clarke
 
Sin, You Are Not MY FriendRachael Proulx
 
The weaving of the traditional hymn (which is very well sung) to the monologue will be very effective, especially with congregations that have grown up with hymns. I think the drama has several ways it can be used effectively: worship opening, hymn story, sermon illustration, etc. Kirtes
 
Changing MindsJeff Berryman
 
Church programming people know it's a big challenge to find a prewritten drama script that artfully compliments the pastor's message, leading the congregation to be emotionally and intellectually open to the points God has impressed on his heart. But "Changing Minds" was the perfect fit with a message series our paster gave based on John Ortberg's great book, "Faith & Doubt." Elysia's questions echo common struggles people have with Biblical accounts of miracles and the seeming disconnect between a just and loving God and the horrible suffering in the world. Papa's response is measured and patient, yet firm. And the way he models God the Father by encouraging Elysia to ask the hard questions and assuring her of of his unconditional love is beautiful for the deep, steady truth it reveals. God clearly can use this drama to prepare hearts for even more truth. This script is not a "skit," but a very nuanced drama that will be a pleasurable challenge for your actors and director. We found it very effective. Kudos to Mr. Berryman. Michael Boze
 
Romans 12 WCCC Video Team
 
I thought the creative way that Spiritual Acts of worship were broken down into everyday life statements was awesome. I think it would challenge individuals to ponder what being a LIVING SACRIFICE looks like. Pastor Ken
 
What If - Original RecordingMatt McCoy
 
matt's music is so inspiring to me. beth