This is NOT for musicians, writers, dancers, there are other more appropriate conferences for them.
If you are unsure if this conference is for you and want to discuss it, please email me at
There will be tables available, but if you are able to bring and use your own floor-standing easel, this allows us to offer more spaces to artists. This is not a requirement, but please state on booking form if you will be bringing your own floor standing easel.
£30 Early Bird till 30 November 2026 (£35 standard price)
Coffee and tea will be provided.
Please bring your own lunch (there are places nearby where food can be purchased)
Godfirst, The Runway, 15 Airfield Rd, Christchurch, Dorset. BH23 3TG
For those coming from further afield and looking for a hotel, the Premier Inn Christchurch (East) Hotel is closest; CLICK HERE or Christchurch Travelodge is the next closest; CLICK HERE.
This exciting conference is being organised by Katrina Moss and hosted by GodFirst Church and is open to all (ages 16+) who feel it is for them.
8.30 Doors Open – Time to set up and Coffee/Tea
9.30 Session 1 – Katrina Moss introduces the day
9.45 Session 2 – Guest Artist
10.30 Session 3 – Creative session
12.30 – 1.30 lunch (Bring your own)
1.30 Session 4 – Katrina Moss
1.45 Session 5 – Guest Artist
2.30 Session 6 – Creative session
4.30 Finish and clear up
Guest speakers are artists, who engage in different ways in the arts. They will show their artwork and talk honestly about their process, faith, challenges of being a Christian artist in the art world and in church.
KATRINA MOSS – Artist & Innovator
Exploring the spiritual aspects of life and seeking to express them creatively.
Self taught, but having attended many art courses over the decades, I am passionate about encouraging and releasing artists to explore and communicate spirituality, faith and the mysteries of life through their creativity for the benefit of others and themselves,
I had the privilege to be the founder of the CHAIYA ART AWARDS, what was for 7 years, the UK’s largest biennial art awards exploring spirituality through the visual arts, with a top prize of £10,000. This was open to people of all faiths and none and everyone in-between. During those years Chaiya:
For more details please see website: katrinamoss.co.uk
CHRIS DUFFETT - Artist & Creative Evangelist
Chris' fine art seeks to prophetically bring the colours and mystery of other realms. His work is playful and joy filled with an overemphasis of light. His desire is to bring words, comfort and scenes from God's heart to those he paints for.
Chris studied Art with Theology at Chester College and has exhibited all over the UK. His work is often used for publications and magazines and his art work was used internationally for the prayer movement Thy Kingdom Come.
For 25 years Chris led The Light Project/ Light College, he also served as the president of the Baptist Union of Great Britain. He now serves as artist in residence for a Cambridge city centre church, St Andrews street Baptist Church and serves churches in Unity seeking to reach their communities with good news. Annually Chris serves as a chaplain on Bardsey Island (Ynys Enlli) off the north coast of Wales
My ministry as an artist and evangelist means I bring the good news of Jesus in creative ways! Be it painting in Wetherspoons or our local café, I love to share creatively what I believe.
For more details please see website: www.chrisduffettART.com
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SARAH GRACE DYE - Visual Artist, Curator & Educator
Sarah has been working within the Visual Arts for over thirty years through practice, curation, education and mentoring. She has an MA in visual arts and many years experience of teaching in a University setting as well as with community groups. The driving compulsion to create encourages making everyday and more often than not using waste products as materials, from her home and garden. Her practise consists of a plethora of things from making paper and botanical inks to cyanotype and quilting all underpinned by a dedicated drawing practice alongside her main focus of Artists Books. She exhibits both nationally and internationally and enjoys residency opportunities whenever one presents itself. Her ethos dictates that it is important to waste nothing, that everything has a purpose and an inherent beauty to be examined, explored, elevated and a new purpose discovered.
Sarah holds the core believe that everyone has the capacity to be creative and endeavours to create pockets of encouragement to enable that discovery to happen for others. Through this fundamental belief she has built a number of communities with a central focus of creativity in one form or another as places of safety to explore and discover ones own creative self.
Sarah is a trustee of Sputnik Faith & Arts and heads up a mentoring team within that role.
For more information see website: sarahgracedye.com