Free Web Resources on Religion: Religion and the Arts

Provides a range of information about organ performance, job openings for organists, etc.

Information on Anglican and Episcopal church and cathedral music, with resources for church musicians, singers, congregation members, or anyone who enjoys this kind of music.

This site is an online exhibit of images of Jesus, related to Jaroslav Pelikan's works on changing historical perceptions of Christ. Maintained by the Provincial Museum of Alberta.

Freely available, regularly updated visual image internet resource designed for scholars, students, pastors, and religious educators. All of the images may be used for educational and/or religious non-profit purposes.

ACE is the leading UK organization in the field of visual art and religion.

The Association of Scholars of Christianity in the History of Art (ASCHA) is dedicated to the facilitation and promotion of scholarship which examines the historical and contemporary relationship between Christianity and the visual arts.

Web site for an organization founded to encourage the visual arts in Asian churches.

Database accompanied by a collection of thumbnail pictures with links to images hosted by other sites. Searching the database can be done by biblical subject, biblical text, artist, and keyword or phrase.

Indices of chants in selected manuscripts and early printed sources of the liturgical Office.

An aggregator of Huffington Post articles related to Christian art

An online collection of Christian art from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York

The site includes gallery images, online exhitions, information on workshops, conferences, and more.

"The Conference on Christianity and Literature is a national organization interested in the relationship of Christianity and literature and dedicated to both scholarly excellence and collegial exchange."

Faith and the Arts is an online platform dedicated to exploring the relationship between artistic practice, creativity and religious beliefs.

Searchable web site that explores the role and experience of women in Medieval Christian worship. Includes numerous articles, bibliographies, and links to other resources.

An excellent scholarly resource pertaining to Gregorian Chant. Maintained by Peter Jeffery at Princeton University.

This site offers sound files of Eastern Orthodox liturgical music: major feasts of the church, Orthodox radio, orthros hymns, divine liturgy, vespers, and other resources.

Photographs of cathedrals, castles, etc. from England and France. Maintained by Alison Stones.

A major collection of annotated images from the ancient world. Maintained by Chris Witcombe at Sweet Briar College.

Includes over 10,000 Christ­ian hymns, author biographies, composer biographies, hymn histories and Gos­pel songs from ma­ny de­nom­in­a­tions.

"The Purpose of Reformation of the Arts and Music (RAM) is to publish materials that promote a general understanding of Art's meaning and methods, so that both artists and art enthusiasts may develop appreciation and discernment in all areas of the Arts, including music, literature, poetry, performance, architecture, sculpture, craftworks, and the graphic arts."

Wide variety of information related to religion and art, especially in contemporary society

Museum exhibitions, image collections, and related resources for researching religious art.

Database of information about worship books printed before 1601.

An academic journal concentrating on the intersection of art and religion

A partnership between the arts community and The Divinity School at Vanderbilt University

Overview and online exhibits of MIA's collection of religious art