Diane Osby Peterson¡¦s Bathed in Light tells how her church congregation¡¦s artists, artisans, and craftspeople ofrom needleworkers to metalworkers obecame kindred souls as they overcame obstacles and encountered new ones in a 40-year mission to bring artistic beauty, Christian symbolism and, above all, God¡¦s light into their dark and barren sanctuary. Churchgoers and perennial students of art and religion will find this story of Peterson¡¦s revival of the Christian Art Guild enlightening and inspirational. ¡§Diane Peterson brought together a group of women to create art works that brought rich images and art pieces into being¡Kalways done in beautiful design, color, and meaning. Her book gives a glimpse into this invaluable ministry at Prince of Peace¡K¡¨ oThe Rev. Philip Gangsei, founding pastor of Prince of Peace (1957-1987) ¡§Diane Peterson¡¦s Bathed in Light shows congregations and pastors how the Spirit is at work in the world of sacred art¡Kloving members of the Art Guild¡Kbrought a marriage between Scripture and art, fidelity and grace¡K I am grateful for the creative and faithful work of (Diane Peterson) this servant of God and urge you to be ¡¥Bathed in Light¡¦.¡¨ oThe Rev. Dr. Howard Wennes, Ret., recently served as interim president, California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, California; is a former pastor of Prince of Peace.