A Renaissance of Beauty Given to the Church.

Beautiful art that is classical in representation and traditional in value communicates what is true and good to the world. Agnus Dei Liturgical Arts provides stained glass design, church murals, and illuminated manuscript illustration, all in a traditional style. Sacred art is a tradition, meant to gift future generations. Therefore, we at Agnus Dei Liturgical Arts aim to be timeless in our craft, aesthetic, and a approach to artistic decoration for sanctuaries. Decoration and beauty signify celebration, the long awaited marriage feast of the Lamb in His kingdom that has no end. We decorate and provide illustrations for churches that celebrate this theme.

We understand that art signifies something holy and set apart in churches. These places are not common or casual, as our Lord is our King. Art is made with attention to historical materials and beauty - carrying the traditions of the early church into the present day, inspired by the old masters. Theological symbolism and historical narratives are key elements that are taken into account when designing art for a sanctuary. Thank you for trusting us with yours.

Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name. Psalm 100:4 KJV

Meet the team

Kevin Schumacher is the head carpenter and framer for Agnus Dei Liturgical Arts. He designs altarpieces for churches.

Jane Schumacher is the store manager for Agnus Dei Liturgical Arts. She handles all orders and business inquiries for the online store.

David Uffenbeck is one of the iconographers for Agnus Dei Liturgical Arts. He meets with clients for consultations to discuss designs for churches and helps paint in the studio.

Kelly Schumacher Uffenbeck is the painter and designer of Agnus Dei Liturgical Arts. She paints church murals, designs stained glass for churches, and is illustrating an illuminated text missal. She is the founder of Agnus Dei Liturgical Arts with the goal of reestablishing classical religious art in the church.

Clara Uffenbeck is an iconographer and mosaic artist in training. Her favorite color is brown.