14 Stations, 14 Blessings

Bring the Stations of the Cross to life in vivid fabric art by supporting Karen Brodie Archibald in the crux of this year-long project!

Give $14 today!

This lifelong project — bringing the 14 Stations of the Cross to life in vivid fabric art by Karen Brodie — is nearing completion, and needs extra fundraising support for its upcoming exhibition in January 2026. With our goal of reaching 1000 donations of $14, we can create a celebration of support for this project and all of its inspiring work.

Give $14 today to help us complete this Stations of the Cross project!

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$1,047 raised

Fundraising goal: $14,000

17 donations

51 days left!

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The premiere exhibition of the Stations of the Cross opens January 22nd, 2026 at the Italian Cultural Centre in Vancouver, BC.

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“I consider it a huge honor and privilege to be invited to participate as one who offered a reflection for the Stations of the Cross. I was deeply aware that whole project was a personal journey and [Karen] has a real gift for bringing others along the journey. So other people participated, and then she received those reflections, and really prayed those reflections, and then interpreted them in the art.”