A Reflection of Joy & Peace through Art




When I was in Israel, I took time to catch up on life with my Israeli friend Susie or Shoshanna as she is called.  I met her in Seoul, South Korea at Onnuri English Ministry where we were members.  And we were also part of the Intercessory team.

 So, it was good to meet with Shoshanna in Bat Yam.  She travelled 1.5 hours y bus to join me for lunch.

 I discovered that Shoshanna has been painting, working mainly with oils. 

 She is interested to showcase oil paintings that have a Biblical theme.  She is passionate about expressing the joy and peace through her colorful paintings.
Do visit Shoshanna's Paintings.       

 Shoshanna's paintings can be bought as originals or in prints.  These paintings are a wonderful gift to give away or to be personally appreciated.  Colors play a big part in her paintings.

 You can contact Shoshanna through the link above.  If you are in Haifa, you might even want to meet with her.   Invite this Israeli artist to showcase her paintings at your next big church events.
Blessings of Joy,
Rachel


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