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  Calne Baptist Church

Calne Music and Arts Festival 2019
#shetoo
'Silenced Women of The Bible'
An exhibition by the Artist - Jen Ford

at Calne Baptist Church
Exhibition Launch - Thursday 10th October @ 7pm
  The Exhibition Audio Recordings & Gallery


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Guest Speaker
Rev Dr Helen Paynter

Baptist Minister, Author and
Tutor at Bristol Baptist College.

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Author of  “God of Violence Yesterday God of Love Today?”
Wrestling Honestly with the Old Testament

She observes “I think there is something around in the #MeToo movement which means that these texts (on rape and abuse of women) are now reaching a wider audience. It’s important that Christians are equipped to deal with them.”

 Listen to or download a recording of Helen Paynter's Talk at the Exhibition Launch...
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About the Artist
Jen Ford

a self-taught, Trowbridge based artist, originally from Pendle in Lancashire.
In between taking commissions and producing work to sell online, Jen is also a full-time mum to three young children and the wife of a Baptist Minister.
Having discovered her abilities later in life, she has been surprised at the interest her paintings have received not just here in the UK but also selling her work all over the world. Taking her inspiration from nature and the Bible, she likes to produce art to either bring a smile or a challenge.

 Listen to or download a recording of Jen Ford's interview with Rev Sam King at the Exhibition Launch...
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PDF of the Exhibition Brochure >>>
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#Shetoo: About the Exhibition
Misogyny and sexism have played a great part in the way that we read the Bible and teach others from it, and as a result women have suffered greatly and often in silence.  Domestic violence, bullying, spiritual, physical, and emotional abuse, continue to happen to women within church communities and very often the Bible is used to keep them silent and oppressed.  This series of paintings aims to change the way in which the church views women, by re-introducing those women in the Bible who have been wrongly shamed, blamed and accused, providing the same freedom, vindication, options and purpose to all.

This Exhibition of Art has been supported by The Bible Society
You might also like to read a brief explanation of the Bible Society's #shetoo series from Christian Today Magazine
and then
listen to the #shetoo podcasts on the Bible Society's Website.

#Shetoo: Gallery
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