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in Calvary Church

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Featuring the DEBUT SOLO work of

VonbethE

A sincere, spiritually anchored body of work by Niagara artist, Vonbethe, that traces a personal and divine journey across geography, style, and emotional tone. The artist explores worship, healing, and identity through paint from Canada's majestic vistas to India's cultural roots.

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SOLO EXHIBIT: AMATE: LOVE!

by Elma Eidse Neufeld

Located in the MAIN AUDITORIUM

of Calvary Church

89 Scott St. St. Catharines, ON

Canada

LAUNCH:

Sunday, November 2, 2025

VISIT IN-PERSON: This show can be viewed any Sunday morning 10-11:45 am or by appointment.

On Temporary Loan by artist.

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UPCOMING
exhibit

SOLO EXHIBIT: YES THIS FACE

LAUNCH: Saturday, January 17 3-5pm

Running January through April 2026

@The Third Chair Gallery

Featuring the work of

Douglas Porter

ABOUT THE ARTIST: Douglas Porter is a visual artist whose video works have been featured in festivals and galleries across Canada, the United States, and Europe. Building on his foundation in video art, he has recently turned his focus to acrylic painting on canvas. His current work investigates the aesthetics and potential relevance of contemporary devotional imagery. In addition to his studio practice, Doug creates visual environments for worship spaces using a range of media. He is based in Orillia, Ontario, Canada.

Faith Arts debut of Douglas Porter's new paintings

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Inhabiting Time HERE

"Riot of Angels" is featured here

ABOUT THE EXHIBIT: "YES THIS FACE" explores how we imagine Jesus. We have no real description of his appearance, yet countless cultures have pictured him in their own way. No one knows what Jesus looked like—and everyone does.

These paintings place familiar images of Jesus into unexpected, contemporary settings. By shifting the context, the work invites viewers to see him with fresh eyes and consider what his presence might mean here and now.

This exhibit invites a reconsideration of Jesus outside traditional religious frames and within the realities of our contemporary world.