"Our Banner"

Designed and executed by Ruth Barnes, Sue Wilde, Rae Eddy, Anne Voilleque, and Annelies Kull. Photography by Arthur Kull.

A patchwork of mixed media represents Idaho's mountains, streams, and fields that comprise the Snake River plain, the home of the Unitarian Universalist Church in Idaho Falls. A stitched gold chalice and flame overlays the patchwork, and is surrounded by the Circles of Unitarianism and Universalism - left open that all may enter the Circle of Fellowship.

"It's Turtles all the Way"

Ruth Barnes, artist. Acrylic on Canvas, 45” by 35”
(Used by permission of the artist)
Photography by Arthur Kull.

A native American creation myth tells us that the earth was formed from mud on the back of a turtle. The turtle is supported on a other turtle, and he on another, representing a leap of faith about the creation. The mobius strip represents on-going and renewing energy. The light at the center represents the Spirit from within people who must work together to save the earth.

"The Three Graces"

Anne Voilleque, artist. Mixed media, 36” by 24”
(Used by permission of the artist)
Photography by Arthur Kull.

Deep grief after the unwarranted assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy inspired this brilliant memorial to freedom, civil rights, honesty, and justice in the United States of America.

"Roots and Wings"

Grey Gardner, artist. Acrylic on Canvas, 80” by 33”
(Used by permission of the artist)
Photography by Arthur Kull.

At the critical juncture between the suppport of a professional ministry through the gracious grant of Miles Willard and financial independence of the Fellowship, we wanted to illustrate our dream: "The tree of life of the Fellowship, nourished by a rich history and supported by a growing community."

From the Unitarian Universalist Church in Idaho Falls Art Collection.

Website construction in progress - more art to be added.