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“It Is Well With My Soul” (Horadio Spafford
1873)
by Pamela Harr
8.5
x 6.5 x 6 $950
Horatio G. Spafford a Christian
activist, devout family man and prominent American lawyer lost
nearly everything in the 1871 Great Chicago Fire. Soon after his 4
year old son died of Scarlet Fever. In 1873 he and his wife Anna and
four daughters planned a trip to Europe. He was delayed but sent
his family on ahead planning to join them in a few days. On
November 22, 1873 their ship the S. S. Ville du Havre was struck by
a British iron sailing ship off the coast of Newfoundland and sank
in 12 minutes. Anna survived but their four young daughters Annie
11, Maggie 9, Bessie 7 and Tanetta 2 drowned. A few days later his
wife sent the heartbreaking telegraph message: “Saved Alone. What
Shall I Do . . .” Horatio immediately followed and asked the
captain to notify him when they passed the spot where the ship went
down. When the captain told him they were nearing the area Horatio
went to his cabin and near the scene of his daughter’s deaths he
penned these magnificent and moving words expressing his unfaltering
faith in God. These words were later put to music by his friend
Philip Bliss and have become one of the most loved Christian hymns.
With God’s help the Spaffords picked up their broken lives. They
pioneered the Spafford Children’s Center in East Jerusalem and the
West Bank which still cares for more than 30,000 children each year.
To hear the music and story refer to
YouTube – It Is Well With (the
story behind the famous hymn by colinbattersby) |
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Jesus Washing the Feet of Peter
by Pamela Harr
"What I do thou knowest not now, but thou shalt know hereafter." St.
John 12:8
Approximately 13 x 7.5 Ed $2,400 |
Quiet Time
by
Pamela Harr
10 x 8 x 8 $1,200 |
The Gift of Life
by Pamela Harr
9 x 12 x 6 Ed 100 $1,800
This unique bronze portrays a pioneer midwife assisting
childbirth while the expectant father holds the lantern. |
Ruth by Pamela Harr
12 x 7 x 5 $1,200
"wither thou goest, I will go." Ruth 1:16
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Pomp ( Shoshoni meaning first-born)
by Pamela Harr
14 x 6 x 5 Ed 100 $1,800 |
Pomp ( Shoshoni meaning first-born)
by Pamela Harr
14 x 6 x 5 Ed 100 $1,800
The Last Visit Indian Burial by Harvey Rattey
29 x 32 x 14 $17,000 |
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The Price (Narcissa
Whitman) by Pamela Harr
10.5 x 10 x 7 $6,000
20 x 20 x 18 Ed 12 $35,000
Missionary and first White woman to cross the Rockies on the Oregon
Trail, Narcissa is pictured after the death of her only child Alice
Clarissa Whitman age 2˝
who drowned near their mission at Walla Walla, Washington June 23, 1839.
Quotes from her letter summarize this story. Dr. Marcus Whitman could
not revive the child and in her sorrow Narcissa turned "to the promise
of Gods holy word" saying "Thy will be done, not mine." |
Mother Joseph
by Pamela Harr
7 x 5 x 4 $1,200
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Mary Washing the Feet of
Christ
by Pamela Harr
"For the poor always ye have with you....but me ye have not always."
St. John 12:8
12 x 12 x 10 $6,000
SOLD
OUT Edition |
Record Time
by Pamela Harr
12.5 x 12 x 8 $3,900
SOLD
OUT Edition |
The Captive
by Pamela Harr
13 x 10 x 7 $3,900
SOLD OUT Edition |
Warming Up
by Pamela Harr
3.75 x 2 x 1 $225 |
Palm Sunday
by Pamela Harr
15 x 22 x 10 $2,900
SOLD OUT Edition |
Cheaters/Bluff &
Bluster
by Pamela Harr
6.5 x 8 x 6 $950
"If a fool and his money are soon parted, how did they ever get
together in the first place?"
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From Belle to Bandit
(Belle Starr) by Pamela Harr
11 x 12 x 11 $6,500
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