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Andi Ashworth

Andi Ashworth is the author of Why Everything That Doesn’t Matter, Matters So Much and is co-founder of The Art House in Nashville, where she served for over two decades through hospitality and mentoring, hosting a wide range of guests and organizations, including Bono and the ONE Campaign, Blood: Water Mission, International Justice Mission, and The Gathering. Andi holds an MA in Theological Studies from Covenant Seminary in St. Louis.

Writing to Remember

As the years went by and my journalling continued, the days were noticed and remembered. Instead of fading with the passage of time, they were preserved. They had meaning.

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Andi Ashworth Feb 11, 2011

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Writing to Remember

As the years went by and my journalling continued, the days were noticed and remembered. Instead of fading with the passage of time, they were preserved. They had meaning.

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Full of beans

I don’t want the brightness to slowly leak out of me because I settled for the dulling effects of a life without play.

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Andi Ashworth Oct 24, 2008

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Q&A with Andi Ashworth, “Art House America”

My husband and I live in a special place, a renovated, country church in Nashville, Tennessee that was built in 1912. Our home is called the Art House and it includes a recording studio and offices. Since moving in many years ago, we’ve worked to make this place a home for our family, but also a gathering place for other people—mainly artists, musicians, and songwriters who need nurture in some way.

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