Box Gallery

Where Faith and Creativity Meet

The Faith and Arts Fund was created to celebrate the powerful connection between faith and creativity. We aim to serve our community, empower artists and worship leaders, spark spiritual inspiration, and encourage the arts as part of worship. Thanks to this commitment, we regularly showcase the work of talented local artists and students in the Box Gallery. Curious about what’s next? Bookmark this page to keep updated on upcoming exhibitions and receptions. We look forward to seeing you there! Our current exhibition features the works of artist Sandra Freeman. From the artist - At 83, having lived thru 332 seasons, I have come to appreciate that making art is less about arriving at a destination and more about remaining curious about what comes next. As the seasons of my life have changed, the need to explore has remained. This and That brings together almost twenty years of my artistic exploration. I began with digital photography, drawn to the shapes, colors, and the quiet beauty of flowers and plants. As I became more comfortable with the technology, I began altering and enhancing my photographs, looking beyond the original image to discover what else might be there. That curiosity eventually led me beyond photography. I began combining my digital images with embroidery, collage, textures, and other materials. The photograph became a starting point rather than an ending. Each new technique opened another door and gave me another way to express what I was seeing and imagining. The works in this exhibition are therefore not meant to tell one single story. They reflect a journey—sometimes planned, sometimes accidental, and often driven simply by the desire to try something new. There is a little of this and a little of that because that is how I work. I believe an artist should remain open to change. I am still learning, still experimenting, and still asking, “What if I try this?” I am a work in progress — and after all these years, I wouldn't have it any other way.