City of Peace

A Moment of Relief

Like so many, we’ve been holding our breath, praying, waiting, and hoping. The return of the living hostages to Israel has brought a fragile but unmistakable sense of relief. It feels like a miracle. 
A moment where time pauses, hearts soften, and hope edges back in.

A Quiet Prayer for Wholeness

In that spirit, we find ourselves drawn to City of Peace. This painting is about Jerusalem as she is meant to be. Not the Jerusalem of conflict, but of wholeness.

Jerusalem. Yerushalayim. Ir shel Shalom.
Say it aloud, and you’ll hear it: City of Peace.

This name for the ancient city carries with it the longing of generations. A hope that transcends the moment and stretches toward something fuller, deeper.

As we mark this moment, we hold close the vision this painting carries: a quiet prayer for safety, for return, for peace that is not just the absence of war but the presence of something whole.

May that vision continue to unfold.