London Exhibition – July to October 2009 – "The Mystery of Faith"An exhibition of new and rarely seen religious pictures by Elizabeth Wang runs in London from 15^th July to 31^st October  2009– plenty of time for you to visit. It takes place at a new venue: The Carmelite Church, 41 Kensington Church Street, Kensington, London W8 4BB, which is five minutes walk from High Street Kensington tube station and ten minutes walk from Notting Hill Gate tube station. The Church is open every day from 7am to 7pm. Most of the pictures are recent works, and will be new even to those who know Elizabeth's work well. We hope you will be able to visit. Please note that the exhibition is in a different church this year and NOT the French Church…

An Afternoon Together in October. On Saturday 31st October 2009, the last day of the exhibition, from 2pm to 4pm, there will be an afternoon of reflection and worship in the Carmelite Church where the exhibition is taking place. It will include a talk by Elizabeth Wang on the exhibition theme, the celebration of Holy Mass, and refreshments in the hall. All are welcome; no tickets required. 

Radiant Light Website Re-Launched. The new website (at the same address – www.radiantlight.org.uk) went 'live' earlier this month, after months of planning. It looks very similar to the old site, but the improved 'machinery' in the background allows us to present Elizabeth Wang's pictures in high quality and share them with people around the world. So at this moment there are over 600 images available, which can be downloaded and printed in high-quality at home. There is no charge for non-commercial uses – for those who want to store and print pictures for personal use or for catechesis or evangelisation. We hope that the new site will be a great resource for schools and parishes, and for all those individuals who have been inspired by the work of Elizabeth Wang. It includes selections of new paintings on pro-life issues, and on the Liturgy. It is a kind of visual catechism for a visual age. There is scarcely a picture that could not be matched by a quotation from Sacred Scripture and from the Catechism of the Catholic Church.