Karen Ashton, left, co-founder of Thanksgiving Point, and Mike Washburn, right, president and CEO of Thanksgiving Point, stand next to sculptor Angela Johnson. Johnson's nonprofit, the I Am the Light of the World Foundation, is working with Thanksgiving P
Karen Ashton, left, co-founder of Thanksgiving Point, and Mike Washburn, right, president and CEO of Thanksgiving Point, stand next to sculptor Angela Johnson. Johnson's nonprofit, the I Am the Light of the World Foundation, is working with Thanksgiving Point to create a sculpture garden of 50 life-size versions of her statues that depict the ministry of Jesus Christ. For more information, go to www.ajsculptures.com. Keith Johnson
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Karen Ashton, left, co-founder of Thanksgiving Point, and Mike Washburn, right, president and CEO of Thanksgiving Point, stand next to sculptor Angela Johnson. Johnson's nonprofit, the I Am the Light of the World Foundation, is working with Thanksgiving Point to create a sculpture garden of 50 life-size versions of her statues that depict the ministry of Jesus Christ. For more information, go to www.ajsculptures.com.

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