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Articles: Art,
Verse, and Reviews
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A
Spiritual Vision Welded: sculptress
shares her faith and work, by Marianne
Kantert, Germany
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Nature
Painted With Grace: landscapes of
Lebanon by David Kurani, Beirut,
Lebanon |
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Road
to Emmaus: painting with the eyes of
faith, by John Dunne, Dublin,
Ireland
• Painting
With
Eyes of Faith: an artist envisions
biblical salvation, by Gerard
Kavanagh, Dublin |
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The
Ten
Plagues: an artist’s portrayal of
redemption, by Yvette Rock, Detroit,
USA
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New
Vision - Fresh Hope: a photo journey
through Poland by Wojtek Solecki,
Bielsko-Biala |
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The
Exodus Trilogy: a theophany of God's
saving presence, prints by Jeanne
Kun, Ann Arbor |
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One
Day Clearly: an art student shares his
faith and work, by John Robinson,
Belfast
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The
Art of Seeing: enhancing spiritual
vision – enriching your Christian
faith, by Jeanne Kun |
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Painting
with Light: an artist photographer
captures the beauty of creation,
by Don Schwager
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Expressing
Eternal
Truth in Welded Form, by Marianne
Kantert, Olching, Germany |
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The
Road: Seekers or carriers of the
flame? a
book review by Jon Wilson
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A
Grace-less
Community: a book review of Too
Late the Pharlarope, by Jon
Wilson |
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Awakened
to
Eternity: a spiritual journey of poems
for Passiontide and Easter,
by Jeanne Kun
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A
Spiritual Journey of Poems for Lent:
by Jeanne Kun, Ann Arbor, Michigan,
USA |
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Stephen
(A
Garland), a poem by Ana Teresa
Carranza, by London, UK
• Trees
by
the Stream: poems by Ana Teresa
Carranza, London, United Kingdom |
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Grass,
a poem based on Isaiah 40, by Daniel Propson, Detroit,
Michigan, USA
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Anna's
Heir: a poem of longing for the Lord's
Return, by Jeanne Kun |
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Eternity's
Bright Vision: poem and reflection on
Jesus' transgifuration, by Jeanne
Kun
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Zacchaeus'
Tall Tale: a poem by Jeanne Kun, Ann
Arbor, Michigan, USA |
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