The Widow's Mite Karyann Hoopes Christ beckons us to His

Christ beckons us to His presence to be healed

I always thought it would be fun to explore what it would be like up at the North Pole when the reindeer were being harnessed for the sleigh

The disciples upon seeing the blind man asked ||Master

and to walk up rightly before God

It is my hope that in painting this poignant scene from the Book of Mormon

The Widow's Mite Karyann Hoopes Christ beckons us to HisThe 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. Christensens 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