Nativity by Elizabeth Gray-King, one of the paintings that will feature in the touring exhibition. Click on the link to enlarge the image.
GOD’S LOVE for each of us - and all of us - is at the centre of a painting exhibition which is coming to St Asaph throughout March.
Fine artist and theologian Elizabeth Gray King will be showing 13 intriguing and affirming canvases, exploring the equality and inclusivity of God’s love, at St Asaph Cathedral.
For love of resurrection, Revd. Elizabeth, whose insights arise from being both an artist and an ordained minister, is currently working alongside the Open Table Network [OTN]. OTN is a national charity which works to urge and facilitate a wider, safer, authentic inclusion for LGBT+ people across all UK churches.
You are invited:
On Saturday 9th March there is a chance to join Revd Sarah Hildreth-Osborn, LGBTQIA+ Chaplain for the Diocese of St Asaph, and Open Table Network Director Kieran Bohan to visit the exhibition. Gather from 11am for a communion service with reflection from Open Table Network Director Kieran on the exhibition theme, followed by lunch in the Cathedral café.
Exhibition opening hours:
9am-4pm daily in addition to St Asaph Cathedral’s usual opening times for services.