The Widow's Mite Unlimited Canvas Select an Image Size:18 X 12 The floral wallpaper in the

The floral wallpaper in the painting passes from the background

Inspiration for my paintings often comes when I’m thinking back on the trials our family has endured

that this poor widow hath cast in more than they all: For all these have of their abundance cast in unto the offerings of God: but she of her penury hath cast in all the living that she had

I found the imagery of the journey to Bethlehem deeply symbolic of the journey each of us takes during our mortal sojourn

we begin to see and that it was a humble blind minister who brought about greater vision for untold generations

The Widow's Mite Unlimited Canvas Select an Image Size:18 X 12 The floral wallpaper in theThe parable of the Widows Mite is not a story of money, but of piety. It's about what we are willing to give of ourselves, said artist James Christensen of his best known painting. Christensen's The Widows Mite uses striking light and dark to symbolize spiritual and worldly power. The poor widow, who gave all she had, glows with an inner light. Even her ragged clothing is luminescent. By contrast, the rich men in their expensive robes fade into the