
Tree planted by water–root study. Jacqueline Perry, 2012
“He will be like a tree planted by water that sends out its roots by the stream and will not fear when the heat comes. But its leaves will be green, and it will not be anxious in a year of drought nor cease to yeild fruit.” Jeremiah 17.8
In my wanderings this summer, I’m keeping my eye out for trees planted by water. I’m especially interested in their roots and reflections. I may use these studies for paintings.
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My name is Jacqueline Perry. I am an artist and a pastor serving a congregation in the Midwest. In addition to my usual duties I lead art workshops as a way to explore lives of faith. Before I was ordained, I received an M.F.A in Painting from Boston University. I have been an art teacher and exhibited work over the years. Living on the Great Plains has awakened my love for nature. I am amazed by nature, art and people.
“Trees by the water” gives us much to think about. Trees away from the water must work harder to survive – they have to have a deeper root system as they seek the water; they are often alone because they are without the shade provided by others and without a source of nurturance. Carol D.
Jackie, Sara and I would like to use your drawing of “Trees by the water” for the cover of our healing service tomorrow. We are asking for your permission. If yes, could you please send it to one of us? We will be printing bulletins tomorrow late morning. Thank you! Praying that you are doing well.
Heidi, I replied to Sara earlier. Best wishes with the healing service…connecting nature and healing is a great idea.