Photo credits
Vine & Lintel illustrates congregational life with vines, buildings, books and bread rather than staged photos of churchgoers. Every image on the site was found on Wikimedia Commons and is either in the public domain or released under the CC0 public-domain dedication. We credit the authors anyway. Each image is cropped to a 3:2 format and served in two sizes.
CC0 public-domain dedication
- Rows of vines at Husch Vineyards, Philo, California (seen on: home page). Photo: No-till-vineyard. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC0
- St. Catharine United Methodist Church, Linn County, Missouri (seen on: radical hospitality; also as a square thumbnail at radicalhospitality-300x300.jpg). Photo: Binx1966. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC0
- The nave of Saint-Ignace-de-Loyola church, Quebec (seen on: passionate worship). Photo: Wilfredor. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC0
- A public book-exchange cabinet in Heverlee, Belgium (seen on: intentional faith development; why "practices"). Photo: Landolso. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC0
- Loaves of bread at a market stall (seen on: extravagant generosity). Photo: Clem Onojeghuo, via Unsplash. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC0
- A young grapevine shoot with leaves and tendrils (seen on: the book note on Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations; fruitfulness and numbers). Photo: W.carter. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC0
Public domain
- Volunteers loading supplies for residents after Hurricane Dolly, Raymondville, Texas, July 2008 (seen on: risk-taking mission and service). Photo: Barry Bahler, Federal Emergency Management Agency; a work of the U.S. federal government. Wikimedia Commons file page · public domain
- Missouri United Methodist Church, Columbia, Missouri (seen on: Robert Schnase profile). Photo: Grey Wanderer. Wikimedia Commons file page · released into the public domain by its author
- John Wesley, after a portrait by George Romney (seen on: Wesley's Covenant Prayer). Wikimedia Commons file page · public domain (eighteenth-century painting)
Notes
People who appear in these photographs have no connection with Vine & Lintel or with the subjects of its articles. Buildings shown are illustrations, not endorsements: the churches pictured are not affiliated with the site. Book covers visible in the Heverlee photo and any other trademarks belong to their owners. The site's logo and design are original.