February 2012 Wallpaper
Image © Tim Humble 2011 – timhumble.com Starting this month, we are re-introducing a monthly wallpaper. February’s wallpaper features an Impala, and comes from Nairobi National Park just outside the City of Nairobi, Kenya, where some of our team are currently just finishing off a training program with another fantastic group of Church Planters. Keep [...]
December 2010 Wallpaper
Some festive cheer for December’s wallpaper from all of us at Metamorphic. Lindsay will be in touch in the coming weeks with a post to round out the year. As usual, the wallpaper is available in two sizes: December Wallpaper 1440 x 900 (or click on the image above) December Wallpaper 2560 x 1600
November 2010 Wallpaper – Metamorphic’s Cultures
[background image: seraphic--stock] November’s wallpaper features all five of Metamorphic’s core cultures: Grace, Honor, Affirmation, Partnership and Abundance. Blogpost have been light around here of late, as many of the Metamorphic team members have been traveling. This wallpaper should get us all back in the swing of things, ready to receive some more great insights into [...]
October 2010 Wallpaper
This months wallpaper is a little different. Something artsy to brighten your day The wallpaper is available on my photography site fotofugitive.com
September 2010 Wallpaper
Image © Tim Humble 2010 – fotofugitive.com September’s wallpaper was taken in Wat Sissaket (Sissaket Temple), one of the oldest temples in Vientiane, on the team’s visit to Laos earlier this year, where we trained 40 fantastic Church Planters. The image is of one of the many Buddha statues that line the alcoves of the [...]
August 2010 Wallpaper
Image © Tim Humble 2010 – fotofugitive.com Hi Folks. This months wallpaper is a photograph of Rosa, one of the kids from A Greater Hope Orphanage , who Metamorphic is partnering with in Takeo Province, Cambodia. Be sure to check out their blog and keep up to date with the life-transforming work they are doing [...]
July 2010 Wallpapers
Today’s wallpapers are brought to you by the colour green. The first was made early one morning at the flower market in Bangkok and the other on a side street in Vientiane, Laos …
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