Two things I've been involved with at our church are Community Groups (known elsewhere as small groups or care groups) and "Rhythm" (a habit of regularly reading a chapter of the Bible on a schedule with others at the church). I put together logos for them to use on brochures and bookmarks and pamphlets, and put them together out of similar elements:

Another thing I helped with was the Q Arts Festival last spring. I did the signage and brochures, and here's an example of how it turned out:

Along the way, there were a lot of discarded ideas, including these possible themes/logos:

There were also these corresponding ideas for posters and powerpoint slides:

As long as we're dealing with concepts that fell by the wayside, here were a few possibilities I'd put forth for the church logo (which ultimately came to look like this):

OK, OK, Steve, but what about the stuff that actually got published? Well, for that we turn to my day job at the Bible League. My proudest accomplishment has been co-writing with Steve Elzinga three books in a series about music, preaching, and evangelism. (Click on the words to order them from Amazon.com). To the right you can see the cover for "The Secret to a Great Preaching Ministry."

If you want to see some of my work without paying for it (heh heh), you can visit two websites I've done for the Bible League: StevenElzinga.com and "Halftime: A church service to spur you on in the game of life." You can also glimpse inside the Student Connection Planner that I designed, download some Bible study lessons I designed, and see a few icons I developed.

Or, if you're not energetic enough to leave the page, here's some pictures of other various projects:

Two catalogs listing all our products and explaining our philosophy to Christian growth (which I organized, wrote, and designed) -- I took the photo on the left of my brother-in-law Ethan in Nova Scotia

Covers for the KJV 2000 Bible exclusively printed for the Bible League.

Four issues of "Connection Quest" magazine (which I managed, designed, assigned and edited stories, and wrote for)

Various editions of the Connection Planner for adults, students, and kids.

The first incarnation of the WheresPhilip.com web site (which I conceived, wrote, and designed)