PAAHC Artwork

Over the past years, the Prayer & Action Against Hunger Coalition has commissioned unique pieces of art from diverse artists around the world. These works are designed to enrich our spiritual reflections and inspire action against hunger. Each piece invites us to engage visually and spiritually, deepening our understanding and commitment to the cause. Explore these powerful artworks and let them propel you towards meaningful action.

Follow the links to each art piece:

• A Shared Tabel, By Esther Douglas - 2025.
• Table Blessing, By Rosie Hilditch - 2024.
• Isaiah 58, By Ronald Abdou - 2023. 

How to Use This Artwork

The commissioned artwork is a powerful tool for reflection and action. Here are some ways you can incorporate it into your activities:

1. Print and Display: Download the artwork and print it out. Display it in your church, office, or place of ministry to inspire those who see it. Consider placing it in a dedicated prayer space to enhance spiritual reflection.
2. In Worship Services: Include the artwork in your prayer and worship services. Present the piece and read the accompanying reflection to deepen the congregation's engagement.
3. Interactive Reflections: Use the artwork as a focal point for reflection. Ask questions such as:
   • How does this piece make you feel?
   • What does it say to you?
   • How does this visual art help you articulate what words cannot?
   • What does this prompt you to pray for?
   • What actions does this inspire you to take?
   • How does this piece speak to you about hunger, nutrition, and food security?
4. Art Exhibitions: Organize an art exhibition featuring all three pieces of commissioned artwork. Invite local artists to create and display their own works on the themes of hunger and nutrition.
5. Community Events: Host events where the artwork is displayed, and invite community leaders to reflect on hunger and nutrition. Discuss responses to the global hunger crisis and explore actionable solutions.
6. Engaging Children: Encourage children to participate by creating their own art on the subject of hunger and nutrition. This can be a powerful way to involve younger members of the community in meaningful discussions.

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By incorporating these artworks into various activities, you can foster deeper reflection and inspire collective action against hunger.

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