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Love Astounding   Anne Wetzel, Curator    presented June 19, 2006

 
 
 

 

 
I Will Be What I WIll Be

by Margaret McGee
(Photograph, 2005)
St. Paul's - Port Townsend, WA

MDMcGee500@aol.com
 

 
Lichen and moss grow willy-nilly from a rotting fence post, topped by a violet mushroom. To me, this is Growth - an image of abundant life and the surprising nature of God's unfolding creation.
 
The fence sits on the edge of our land, the rough-hewn posts planted by our neighbor many years before we moved here. The mushroom sprang up this past summer.
 
In this moment, I see:

Gracious Spirit - the variety and beauty of life growing from the fence post.
Bread of Life - the wood providing nourishment to new life.
God's Work - creation in all ways and all places.
All Things in Christ - the unity of barbed wire, hewn wood driven into the earth, and life out of death.

I'm a writer by profession, author of Stumbling Toward God: A Prodigal's Return. Though I've done some amateur painting and landscape design over the years, this is the first piece of visual art I've submitted anywhere.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
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