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John Falke is the Executive Director of Creative Arts at Fairfax Community Church, one of the fastest growing churches in America, where he leads a team of 50+ creative arts volunteers. John is a producer of thematic graphics for WorshipHouseMedia.com and designs graphics for churches across the country.

He is Founder and President of Johnny Flash Productions, a web and graphic design company. And recently he launched Open Resources, a website for churches worldwide to download and use an entire library of creative materials - absolutely free.

To date, John has personally taught thousands of Photoshop users from 45 different states. His techniques on creating digital composites by blending images together are thought to be the best in the industry and have made him the Photoshop instructor of choice for organizations, churches and ministries. He is author of the Photoshop CS3 For Ministry Seminar series and Photoshop For Ministry video training DVDs.

John is an Adobe Certified Expert in Photoshop CS3 and is nationally recognized as an authority on graphics in ministry. He continues to be a featured speaker at conferences and events, including Youth Specialties’ National Youth Worker Conventions and the Refresh Your Image Conference. He’s also written articles for Rev! magazine and Collide magazine.

John has a passion for training and equipping people in ministry to use Photoshop to draw in crowds, inspire attendees and maximize creative volunteers, all with the express purpose of bringing people to a commitment to Christ. John is currently working on several new training DVDs for Photoshop CS3 that will be released in 2008.

Rants & Raves

"John, thanks for all the help at your seminar. You have helped me understand Photoshop better!"--Michael Whittymore, Mt. Orab Church of Christ, Mt. Orab, OH

Your Instructor

John Falke is the Executive Director of Creative Arts for Fairfax Community Church. He is a regular speaker at YS’ National Youth Workers Conventions and founder of OpenResources.org. And he has written articles for Rev! and Collide magazines.

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