Art Is How God Loves Us

How does beauty shape our experience of the sacred? Author, oboist, and creative coach Dr. Merideth Hite Estevez will discuss her latest book about how engaging with beauty can deepen our spiritual walk.

Through reflections on art, music, nature, and daily life, Dr. Estevez's recent book, Art Is How God Loves Us, explores how engaging with beauty can deepen our spiritual walk and reveal God’s present, active love in our lives. Whether you consider yourself an artist or not, this conversation offers a new perspective on discovering God’s love in unexpected places.

Bring friends and enjoy coffee and snacks.  Childcare is provided on the youth floor for children of all ages starting at 9:00 AM.

Zoom Meeting ID: 447 525 3893     

Passcode: Brick62

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Dr. Merideth Hite Estevez is a coach, educator, oboist, and author of two traditionally published books. Through her workshops, her award-winning podcast Artists for Joy, and her one-to-one coaching, she is a spiritual space-maker for artists, leading thousands in various fields to creative recovery. Dr. Estevez has performed with top orchestras and holds degrees in oboe from The Juilliard School and Yale School of Music. Her writing, which Publishers Weekly calls “expansive and joyful,” explores art, faith, and being human. Her second book, Art Is How God Loves Us, debuted in July 2026. She hails from Abbeville, SC, but now lives in Metro Detroit, Michigan, with her husband, Rev. Dr. Edwin Estevez (Senior Pastor at Kirk in the Hills Presbyterian Church), and their two children.

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