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Photography

Rev Mark Hewitt

BEd (Design), BTh, MTh.

Mark has worked as an Art, Design & Photography Teacher, a Family Therapist/Residential Care Worker for behavioural problem teenagers, Chaplain and Counsellor for R-12 at Scotch College, Adelaide and has been a Congregational Minister for over 20 years at Spicer UCA (Uniting Church in Australia), The Corner UCA and Pilgrim UCA.

Visual Arts have always been a part his faith and ministry expression. His Post Graduate studies were a fusion of Theology & Art, exploring the ‘Tree of Life’. Mark’s art is expressed through mixed media and photographic work. Mark is a whittler, loves carving spoons, well any sort of kitchen utensil or other small items. Mark’s had published a RC Lectionary resource, ‘Prayerful Colouring’, which has a drawing for each week of the 3 year cycle, to be prayerfully coloured-in during worship or for personal devotion. That resource is now available on this website.

He is committed to intergenerational community, respecting the skills, faith, gifts and wisdom that each person brings to our faith life. His focus over the past few years has been on creating culture and change management. Mark’s passion is for worship, spirituality, justice and the arts, exploring how all four can be woven together.

Mark is now retired. Having officially retired in July 2026 having been on medical leave the past year. Mark with the support of his family and friends is learning to live with Parkinson’s & Alzheimers. Mark is not allowing the disease to dominate the narrative in this final chapter, wishing to put his limited energies into creative projects. This website is one such project. Putting the catalog of his lectionary based artwork out there for the wider community of faithful to use.

Use of these works

All images and texts available for download on this site are shared by Mark Hewitt under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence.

In plain terms, this means you're welcome to download, print, colour, share and adapt these images for personal, church, or community use, free of charge — but a few conditions apply:

• You must give credit to Mark Hewitt as the original creator whenever you use or share the images.
• You may not use them for commercial purposes, meaning they can't be sold or used in any way that generates profit.
• And if you adapt or build upon the images, you must share your new creation under this same licence, so that others can enjoy the same freedoms.

For the full legal terms, see the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence.