Many world religions ascribe to a holy text for guidance or guiderails for living in communion with the Divine and others. Holy Scriptures often provide a moral compass, a story of truth, or a cautionary tale to humanity about what not to do. As a pastor, I turn to the Bible for teaching, preaching, and words of hope. Over the years, I have “hidden God’s word in my heart, that I might not sin against it (Psalm 119:11),” and the objects I see all around, especially in my photos, and often remind me of verses of scripture that I have memorized or preached over the years. The purpose of this exhibition is both to encourage and inspire my audience to pause and consider the image and verse displayed. This exhibit is welcome to all, whether you ascribe to Christian thought and practice, or are simply seeking truth in unexpected avenues of life. The exhibit will include photos of nature’s beauty from my recent travels to Alaska, the Redwood National Forest, the Smokey Mountains, as well as compilations from local places surrounding Mt. Sterling and beyond. I am grateful that my photos will hang in a space that was formerly used as a house of worship and pray that they might communicate that there is no battle between the sacred and secular, for all of life in its many complexities is holy.