(Left side 4th from front)

Titled "NATIVITY"

Donated by: Mr. and Mrs. Howell Lewis

November 1,1964

(Left side 3rd from front)

Titled: " CHRIST'S MINISTRY"

Donated By: Hugh R. McColl

March 19, 1967

(Left side 2nd from front)

Titled: "CRUCIFIXION"

Donated by: Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan

October 15, 1967

(Left side 1st from front)

Titled "RESURRECTION"

Donated by: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Harris

March 26, 1967

(Right side 1st from front)

Titled: "ISAIAH"

Donated by: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nichols and Violet McColl

May 1985

(Right side 2nd from front)

Titled "MOSES"

Donated by: George Adams family

June 1984

(Right side 3rd from front)

Titled: "ABRAHAM"

Donated by Many Donors

August 1984

In Memory of:

Margaret McDole; William Hutton; Ralph Collins; Elbert Adams; M. Armstrong; Weston Smith; Andy Benson; Carol Lawrence; Clinton Steele; Clara Porter; Reta Carter

DeWitt Crump; William Phillips; George & Alvena Falconer; Earl & Marie Logan; Charlene Hosack; Thalia Walcher; Jeannie Foss; Alma Stockton; Gladys Tanner; Geerd Von Hegerhorst; Walter Grebner

Elizabeth Hudson; Lelah Finley; Ed Kane; Esther Jenkins; Alex Miofsky; Eileen Learner; James Foley; Marge Larsen; Maude Caron; Gladys Collins

(Chancel Round window)

Chancel Round window

Donated by Mrs. Frances Chappell 1949

The central symbol of the stained glass window is the cross and the open Bible signifying the heart and center of Christianity. Surrounding the symbol are colors red: symbolic of the blood of Christ, blue: emphasizing the truth of God’s Word, gold: signifying the unsearchable riches of His Kingdom. The small green leaves are the symbols of life and growth, pointing outward from the cross to the four corners of the earth. All of these can be best summed up in the words of Christ: ‘I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life.’

(Rear Round window)

Rear Round window

Made and donated by Rick Lambert

The dove with the olive branch represents the peace God made with humanity after the flood. As a symbol of peace, this evokes the quality of relationship that God desires for each person to have with others, as exemplified by Christ. (Colossians 1:20).