New Position: Head of Outreach and Marketing

At its heart, the Rabbit Room aims to cultivate a joyful working environment in which each member of the team is empowered to think creatively, to strive for excellence, and to faithfully, generously, and humbly pour out their unique gifts in order to reveal the beauty of Christ to the world.

As our Head of Outreach & Marketing, you will manage and oversee the Rabbit Room’s communication of its mission and programs to the public. You will develop a unified voice and communication plan that ties together the many programmatic offerings of the organization and present them to the public. You will design strategic marketing plans for all facets of the Rabbit Room including Hutchmoot, book releases, the online store, podcasts, plays, and more.. You will collaborate with team members and senior leadership to develop new processes and gain insight on current ones.

Welcoming our New Director of Operations: Andy Patton

The Rabbit Room team has grown by leaps and bounds in the past few years, and today we’re delighted to announce that this strange little organism of ours has sprouted a new limb in the form of Andy Patton, our newly minted Director of Operations.

2020 Rabbit Room Gift Exchange

Back by popular demand, it’s the Rabbit Room Christmas Gift Exchange!

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UK Gift Exchange

Sadly, the folks in Europe always get left out of the Gift Exchange due to the complexities and costs of overseas shipping. But this year they’ve had enough and they’ve taken matters into their own hands.

North Wind Manor: WE DID IT.

It’s time at last to announce some mind-blowingly good news: the North Wind Manor fundraising is complete. Thanks to a lot of extremely generous people (this means you), we were able to meet our goal just a few weeks ago—in fact, we exceeded it by a few thousand dollars. Do you realize how amazing that is? I’ll answer that for you. Very, very amazing.

Hutchmoot 2019: Invitation to Volunteer

The time has come! The tenth anniversary of the great moot approaches. Speakers are readying their notes, decorations are being prepared, recipes are being set, and travel plans are being laid. Next month, folks from all across and outside the country gather together around a common vision: to celebrate the gospel through the lenses of music, art, and story, and to take that experience back to inspire their own communities.

Fin’s Revolution Bonus Episode: Behind the Book (Part I)

Here at the end of Part I of The Fiddler’s Gun, I sat down with poet, writer, Rabbit Room staff member, and reader of fine books Shigé Clark to discuss some “behind the scenes”-type stuff. Shigé only recently read the book for the first time and came to the studio full of great questions. We’ve limited the discussion to the content of Part I, so don’t worry, no spoilers for Part II, but we do get to talk about a lot of fun stuff.

New Album: Desolation & Consolation

For the past year, I’ve become deeply compelled by the words desolation and consolation. Neither are words we use a whole lot. But they each carry layers of subtle meaning, and I get the sense that they’ve got a lot to teach us.

Reflections from Hutchmoot U.K.

A year ago my family and I played a concert in Sheffield, England. After it was over we stood in a circle with four British friends and prayed. They were fans and supporters of the Rabbit Room, and we talked about the crazy idea of trying to pull off a Hutchmoot in the U.K. someday. The gist of the prayer was, “Lord, we’d love to do this. If it’s your will, please help us make it happen.”

Convene the Hutchmoot (UK)

Just a few blocks down the street is the Eagle and Child, home of the original Rabbit Room, and in every ancient nook and cranny of these old spires and streets and trees and pubs there’s a hint of old poetry or a remnant of a good story. Gerard Manley Hopkins said mass in the mornings and scratched out verse in these backrooms and garden walks. Dorothy Sayers plotted out her mysteries just around the corner. Professor Tolkien noted the prancing pony on the shingle of the White Horse over there. And Lewis walked ’round the water meadow one morning and dreamt of summer coming true.

All these years and tales and songs later, here we are.

Hutchmoot: Oxford

The doors are open. Come on in. We’ve spent a lot of sweat and tears and prayer in putting the weekend together, and we can’t wait for you to join us. JJ is in the kitchen and supper smells fine. Let’s get busy. Convene the Hutchmoot.

Updates from the Second Quarter of 2019

Thank you for supporting the Rabbit Room through the first half of 2019! We can hardly believe the year is halfway done. We’ve got a lot of exciting stuff in the works, and we want to take a moment to share our gratitude and update you on all we have going on.

Andrew Peterson Live in Oxford, UK

If you’re attending Hutchmoot UK, you’re probably excited to see Andrew Peterson live on Friday the 19th. But even if you’re not attending Hutchmoot UK, you can still get excited! This concert is open to the public. So if you’re in the area, stop by St. Andrews Church for a night of songs and stories with Andrew. Click through for more information.