Coffee Morning: And then there was light!

Colour, colour everywhere…

Grab a cuppa, a cake, and let’s chat.

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Restored Doom painting, St Thomas’s Church, Salisbury

Hello, my Ecclesiasticals!

I’m back. Well, I’m somewhat back to my regular scheduled programming here. Things are still ramping up for the book release in just over a month. I’ve never seen my calendar look so crammed but I’m looking forward to traversing the country and hopefully getting to meet many of you in the flesh. I have included a tentative schedule of book release events over on my website (www.emmajwells.com) but some may change and more will appear.

And remember, if you haven’t yet pre-ordered your copy (of course, I’ll arrange a signed bookplate for all subscribers), then you can do so here: Heaven on Earth (out 7th July!)!

So… enough of all that jibber-jabber. On to today’s topic.

How about a “Did you know?”

Medieval churches were intensely colourful constructions, with a kaleidoscope of colour a washing both the exterior and interior. Let’s find out why…