The North Windows

The windows of the north wall of the nave illustrate the overall theme of the risen Christ as found in the life of his followers.

SERVICE

At the top is the symbol of the Great Commission. Jesus sent his Apostles into the world with the command that they were to baptize and preach the Gospel. From the escallop shell spill the drops of the water of baptism. Behind the shell is an open book. The remainder of the window illustrates services to the community. On the left are a ballot box, counseling services, an evangelist in a poverty area, a physical therapist, the United Fund torch and a seeing eye dog. On the right are the seal of the Salvation Army, a scoutmaster or big brother, aged people, the Red Cross and a visiting nurse bathing a baby.