The earliest draft of what would become C.S. Lewis’s classic The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe had no sign at all of Aslan the Great Lion in it. Lewis was not even sure where the story itself was going at first. All he had were visual snippets that kept visiting his imagination: a faun…
Elizabeth Demmon is a writer and musician who grew up in the Anglican tradition. She studied clarinet and English at the University of Denver, including a semester with the School for International Training in Dakar, Senegal, studying arts and culture. She received a master’s in biblical studies from Trinity School for Ministry. Elizabeth is married to Mike, an Anglican priest and U.S. Army chaplain, and together they have three children. Their military assignments take her family far and wide, where Elizabeth has served and taught in parishes and chapels in several states.
Creativity Begins in the Sanctuary
Our very form of worship—in which we draw near to the heart of the Creator God—requires the creative engagement of each worshipper.
