COLUMNIST | ​Barnabas

AUTHOR | All Things New

SPEAKER | Educator
Columnist on the arts and feature writer since 2009 for Barnabas, a SGF Canada publication.
Author of All Things New: Essays on Christianity, culture & the arts, published by Joshua Press 2018.
Teaching and speaking at schools, conferences, churches and other Christian venues for many years.

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All Things New: Essays on Christianity, culture and the arts
ALL THINGS NEW: This is a collection of essays on Christianity, culture and the arts, which focuses on art & creativity, the artist's call, literature, music, cinema and faith & culture. The idea of the essays is to engage Christians to think through how their faith impacts their interaction and involvement with arts & culture, specifically in seeing the value of the imagination, the enrichment creativity brings to all of society and the delight the arts bring to daily life. Now available from Amazon in paperback or Kindle ebook.
ABOUT | the author
JEREMY W. JOHNSTON is the arts columnist for Barnabas magazine, which is published quarterly by the Sovereign Grace Fellowship of Canada. He is also a teacher of English and Classical Studies at Hillfield Strathallan College and a Professor of Communication, as well as Critical & Innovative Thinking, at Mohawk College; he holds a Master’s degree in Education and an Honors degree in English Literature and Humanities from the University of Western Ontario. He has been involved in Christian Education—teaching, preaching and speaking—at local churches and Christian venues for many years. Jeremy and his wife, Laurie, have been homeschooling their four children for over 15 years. They live in Hamilton, Ontario.​