The Seven East Windows

Reading from left to right, the seven windows on the east side of the nave illustrate themes of special significance in the life and faith of the Good Shepherd congregation. While each window features a different subject, they are related through dramatic color progression. Deep blues, fiery red, and glowing amethyst in the first window gradually transform into vivid yellows and vibrant greens in the last. The windows are joined stylistically by flowing scrolls intertwined with images. Traditional ecclesiastical symbols are enhanced by the contemporary depiction of human hands, expressing in American Sign Language the theme of each window, and representing the congregation’s interest in ministry to the deaf.

Praise Window

Charity Window

Holy Spirit Window

Life of Jesus Window

Lutheran Window

Faith Window

Stewardship Window

Each of the seven windows has a theme:
Praise, Charity, the Holy Spirit, the Life of Jesus, the Lutheran Church, Faith, and Stewardship.
Click each theme to "walk" to the window and view it up close.

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