Karitos Conference 2015

Karitos Conference 2015

The mission of Karitos is to provide Biblically-based artistic and technical growth experiences to Christian artists.

Be ready.

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Karitos 2012 Hotel Rates

The special Karitos hotel rates will soon close. If you haven't booked yours, you should act now. Only 10 rooms left at the Hampton Inn, only 9 at the Holiday Inn. For more information, go to www.karitos.com

Early Registration Deadline Extended to May 31

Early Registration Deadline Extended to May 31

The deadline for early Karitos registration has been extended from midnight, May 15 to midnight, May 31. The registration for the Audio/Tech workshop has also been extended. We at Karitos realize that many of our attendees are facing difficult financial times. Hopefully this 16-day extension will help those who may have been having difficulty meeting the original deadline. It will also provide more time for those putting together their group registrations.

Also, don't forget that you can save even more by volunteering for a few hours at the event! See more information at http://www.karitos.com/​resources/index.html#volunteer

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A New Year

A new year. 2012. You saw it coming. Here it is.

 

What will you do? You believe God called you.

 

Will you follow, or do you just enjoying talking about it? Will you be diligent, or disobedient?


Will you train, or will you sleep?


Will you paint, or will you let your inks and paints dry?


Will you write, or will you leave the paper blank?


Will you actively engage God through His Word, or will you avoid it by reading only what everyone else is saying about Him?


Will you...

 

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Your Artistic Life? Are You Guilty?

You call yoursekf a Christian artist, or maybe an artist who is a Christian.

How is that indicated? Are you taking both faith and art seriously?

Ask yourself this: if on trial, suspected of being a Christian artist, what evidence would they have against you?
Or would the judge say, "This guy? All talk. Set him free. He is no worry to us."

How Do You Bring Your Art Out of Hiding?

Hiding good things under a basket?

1. Do you show your work in a gallery?
2. Submit it to publishers?
3. Self-publish it?
4. Work with your church to lead a program?
5. Train kids at VBS?
6. Work with your community to promote the arts?
7. Teach?

You tell me. Give me ideas.