Special Gift for New Members!

Join the Rabbit Room Membership and receive our limited-edition ornament now through October 14th

Now through the 14th, when you join the Rabbit Room Membership, you'll receive a unique ornament based on the beautiful stained glass window in our gathering home, North Wind Manor (along with the awesome 2024 member mug). The design represents the canonical tales and artists that inspired the creation of the Rabbit Room. It also serves as our invitation and call to create and uplift new Christ-centered artists and storytellers in their pursuit of bringing true and beautiful things to the world. By joining the membership at $25/month, you'll help us accomplish this and much more! You can explore more behind the ornament below and learn more about membership here.

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J. R. R. Tolkien's
"Doors of Durin"

J. R. R. Tolkien's
"Doors of Durin"

Speak "Friend" and enter. This design is taken from the legendary doors to the Dwarven kingdom of the Dwarrowdelf. The space beyond is guaranteed 99.3% Balrog free, but further digging is strictly forbidden.

A Brief History of Hares

As St. Augustine is thought to have said, where two rabbits are gathered together, there will shortly be three. It's also said that this design is a medieval representation of the Trinity due to the wildly generative nature of the creatures depicted.

The Trinity
Medieval Hares

Rich Mullin's
The Wren

Rich Mullins' Wren

Sometimes when the wrens return and are nesting, one of them gets preserved for all time in a stained glass window such as this one. Songwriter Rich Mullins was almost certainly aware of this strange occurrence when he wrote the song, "The Color Green".

C. S. Lewis'
Narnia Lampost & Forest

London Lamppost &
Snowy Forest

Scientific studies have shown that very few wardrobes contain lampposts, and fewer still contain Narnia. This design is taken directly from one of those most rare storage containers that do, in fact, contain a magical realm.

More on Membership

Membership is about joining the Rabbit Room team in stewardship and ownership of the work, all in order to help the work and surrounding Christ-centered artists and communities flourish.

Membership is also about you. Your passion and care for these programs make them possible. With your generosity, we can steward our mission to nourish Christ-centered artists and communities for the life of the world.

To thank you for your support as a member, you'll receive...

Tokens of gratitude like the Member Mug
Special monthly newsletter with behind-the-scenes looks and
Feedback and beta-test opportunities to improve programs
Quarterly digital meet-ups via Zoom and the Lecture Livestream
Occasional discounts for Rabbit Room programs and the store

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Special Gift for New Members!

Explore the Design

J. R. R. Tolkien's "Doors of Durin"

J. R. R. Tolkien's "Doors of Durin" Speak "Friend" and enter. This design is taken from the legendary doors to the Dwarven kingdom of the Dwarrowdelf. The space beyond is guaranteed 99.3% Balrog free, but further digging is strictly forbidden.

A Brief History of Hares As St. Augustine is thought to have said, where two rabbits are gathered together, there will shortly be three. It's also said that this design is a medieval representation of the Trinity due to the wildly generative nature of the creatures depicted.

The Trinity Medieval Hares

Rich Mullin's The Wren

Rich Mullins' Wren Sometimes when the wrens return and are nesting, one of them gets preserved for all time in a stained glass window such as this one. Songwriter Rich Mullins was almost certainly aware of this strange occurrence when he wrote the song, "The Color Green".

C. S. Lewis' Narnia Lampost & Forest

London Lamppost & Snowy Forest Scientific studies have shown that very few wardrobes contain lampposts, and fewer still contain Narnia. This design is taken directly from one of those most rare storage containers that do, in fact, contain a magical realm.