Thy Kingdom Come 2024
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Tin of Thy Kingdom Come Greeting Cards (Or choose refill below)
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- £25.00
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- £20.00
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1. Ascension. (Limited edition signed Giclée Fine Art Print.)
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- £45.00
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- £45.00
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2. The God Who Loves. (Limited Edition signed Giclée Fine Art Print.)
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- £45.00
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- £45.00
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3. The God Who Speaks (Limited edition signed Giclée Fine Art Print.)
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- £45.00
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- £45.00
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4. The God Who Creates (Limited edition signed Giclée Fine Art Print.)
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- £45.00
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5. The God Who Gives (Limited edition signed Giclée Fine Art Print.)
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- £45.00
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- £45.00
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6. The God Who Walks With Us (Limited edition signed Giclée Fine Art Print.)
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- £45.00
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- £45.00
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7. The God Who Listens (Limited edition signed Giclée Fine Art Print.)
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- £45.00
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- £45.00
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8. The God Who Saves (Limited edition signed Giclée Fine Art Print.)
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- £45.00
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- £45.00
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9. The God Who Challenges And Encourages (Limited edition signed Giclée Fine Art Print.)
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- £45.00
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- £45.00
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10. The God Who Empowers (Limited edition signed Giclée Fine Art Print.)
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- £45.00
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- £45.00
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11. Pentecost (Limited edition signed Giclée Fine Art Print.)
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- £45.00
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- £45.00
My Audio Book 'Philip- a novel' is now available
Listen to me tell the story of Philip. Roman soldiers, temple prostitutes and children who can see the future. Violence, miracles and a love story lasting 60 years. Philip is a coming-of-age story and a 'spiritual biography' of one of the most important figures in the Bible...
What speaks to your heart?
Light in Darkness. New Collection of prints and paintings
Light In Darkness. A series of new paintings and prints
This series of paintings that form a new exhibition at Foxhill House and Woodlands were born out of prayer for people who were in pain and despair.
Through a number of hurting situations ranging from those close to home to chance meetings with strangers, I have felt in my being a painful empathy.
As I've been moved, I've responded through the only way I know: Painting.
The brush has become my weapon for prayers and as I have painted abstract forms and playfully allowed the paint to flow and create new patterns, my despair has turned to hope. The light breaking through the dark depths I have felt.
It hasn't been a cathartic experience, rather an intercessory one.