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The Bible in Art, by Tom Hayes

Tom Hayes, retired art teacher and historian, shares a series of seven themed presentations of Biblical narratives rendered by artists throughout the ages. The compilations, curated by Tom, consist of images collected over decades of travel. His narrations are intimate, informative, and spiritually uplifting.

Old Testament Triumphs & Trials
This inspiring presentation thoughtfully focuses on selected passages from the books of the Old Testament, including Genesis, Exodus, 1 Samuel, 1, Kings, 2 Kings and Daniel.

Women of the Bible
The Bible is full of brave and notorious women. From Mary and Martha, to Salome, to the Samaritan woman at the well, they became the instruments of God's story.

Christmas
Exploring the narratives surrounding the birth of Christ, this presentation is a visual reflection on the foundations of the Christian faith.

Angels
Angels have appeared in works of art since early Christian art. This presentation depicts scenes from Genesis to the closing verses of Revelation.

The Miracles of Christ
The apostle John said he wrote about Jesus' miracles "so that you may believe." This presentation contains portrayals of several of the miraculous deeds attributed to Jesus.

From Grief to… Easter
From Grief to... Easter depicts Christ’s Passion – the trials, sufferings, and glory of Christ in the hours leading up to and including his crucifixion and triumphant resurrection.

The Book of Acts in Art
The Book of Acts is important because it was the first written history of the Christian church. The artwork presented depicts occurrences from the resurrection of Jesus to the imprisonment of the apostle Paul.

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About Tom Hayes
Tom Hayes is a retired art teacher. In the past number of years, he has collected about 600 slides of paintings with a biblical theme. These slides come from over 50 art galleries and museums in over 15 countries. A number of these presentations have been shown from Vancouver to New Brunswick, as well as Florida.

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