What if we took our Flock | Creator book club offline this summer and brought it to life in your city through Runclub? I’ve always seen Flock | Runclub as the open coffee shop vibe to our creative studio—so why not make that literal? Here’s the idea: 🕶️ Apply to be a host in your city. 🫡 We’ll hop on a quick call to connect. ✌️ I’ll send you everything you need—guides, questions, and tips to run a creative-friendly book club. 🤝 You just show up, facilitate, and build community with local creatives. 😏 We’ll start simple… but who knows where it could grow from there?

Shout out to creator of Flock, @Tj Cople! Our call today gave me inspiration and a clear framework to move forward with my YouTube channel. There’s different ways to partner with him and mine came through winning the Creator Games in January!! When you’re ready to level up your game he’s got the know how, and the heart, to help you best!🎖️😀

Hi everyone. Just wanted to update you all on the journey. My latest video explains why I'm going back to the roots of my original plan: Bless the world and give it all for free. It's the Jerry Maguire model: Less clients, more attention and after having gone full circle, it feels right to land here. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWmZE_XR-mk

How? Why not? 👇

Hey I'm Kathleen. I'm a visual artist. TJ asked me to share my review of the book "Art + Faith" by Mokoto Fujimura. The very short version: Fujimura makes a strong case for how art is worth engaging with, especially for the believer. Christians artists have the unique ability to answer the questions the world is asking in a beautiful and creative way. However Fujimura also gets carried away in his metaphors and flirts with heresy. Some of the things he says are part of the artists role I think are very close to being unbiblical. Its a very thought provoking book and for someone further along in their faith and artistic journey its worth reading. For the long version where I give a summary of the entire book and go into a detailed criticism along with ministry application I have attached a pdf. I would love to hear the thoughts of anyone else who has read this book or any of Fujimura's other work!