"Let There Be Light" is about two men and a building... an artist, a prophet and a cathedral.The building is the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. ... "The People's Cathedral." As the sixth largest cathedral in the world, it hosts a treasure trove of magnificent art and architecture.One man is Moses, a man who led a life he never expected... Egyptian Prince, Midian herdsman, Prophet and leader of the Israelite Exodus from 400 years of bondage in Egypt. He suffered abuse as the wandering Jewish nation grew weary and disillusioned, he met and spoke face-to-face with God, he received, not one, but two sets of Ten Commandments, and, after all that, he died before stepping foot in the Promised Land. The other man is the former Director of the Stained Glass Department for the National Cathedral, Lawrence Bradford Saint... remembered as a fine-but-curious, American, stained glass artist. Due to his tireless research, the USA boasts the finest, 20th Century, stained glass in the world. He created the Moses Window for the National Cathedral in the 1930's.
About the Author: Elaine L Wilson is a lecturer, an artist, an author, and coordinated the founding of the first two private schools in the USSR in 1988 and 1991 respectively. She is still actively involved with the schools and travels to Russia at least once a year to lecture. She is the author of 20 books. Fifteen are under the umbrella title of "The Art of God's Message." Each book features amazing details about a famous work of art and its artist. Elaine has participated in a number of group and one-person shows with her watercolor paintings. Collectors of her work can be found in both Europe and the USA. 

 Her background includes experience as a classroom art educator, an art supervisor for a large public school district, an art museum executive director, and an admissions representative for an art-photography institute. She holds degrees from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania State University, and administration certification from Temple University. She sat on the board of the Pennsylvania Art Educators Association, served as a statewide conference chair, coordinated the statewide Youth in Art Month programs, and was named one of Pennsylvania's Outstanding Art Educators. She is a sitting Elder at her church, Market Square Presbyterian in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Currently Elaine travels extensively for pleasure and to research information for her paintings, books, and lectures.