The Holy Trinity
This art glass window located in the chancel is a portrayal of the Christian doctrine of the God in His Triune character as Father Son and Holy Spirit.
The left section depicts God the Father by the traditional symbol of the hand by which all things are made and kept. In it appear the sun, moon and stars along with a bird, fish and planet as representative of creation.
The center section depicts God the Son in the form of the triumphant Lamb of God. Jesus Christ was offered for the sin of the world as lambs had been in the cultis of Israel. With the banner of triumph the Lamb is on the book with seven seals as referred to in Revelation, Chapter 5.
The right section represents God the Holy Spirit in the likeness of the dove
as at the Baptism of Jesus. Also appearing here are the seven flames symbolizing
the gifts of the Holy Spirit - wisdom, understanding, counsel, might, knowledge,
the fear of the Lord and patience - to the Messiah from Isaiah, Chapter 11.
