The stained glass windows were designed and created by artist Bob Harmon. The glass he used is from France, Germany, and West Virginia. Notice that we can see through our windows. Many churches have faceted glass, but not ours. We believe that our faith gives us a means of viewing the world, of equipping us for life rather than cutting us off from it. We do not come to church to be cut off from life, but to view it with the eyes of faith; the windows are open to the world beyond them.

The windows on the east wall are an abbreviated story of salvation. They read from left to right, beginning with the creation story and taking us through to the new creation. They are intended to pull your eyes from left to right and help draw you toward the altar and pulpit, the place where God has promised himself in Word and Sacrament.

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