Window
Building Name: St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran ChurchStudio Name: Detroit Stained Glass Works, The
City: Eastpointe
Window Shape: 5 (gothic arched, 2 vertical sections)
Date of Window: 1974
Subject/Title of Window: St. Peter’s Seal-Luther’s Coat of Arms-Michigan District Seal
Brief Description of Subject: Two large Keys-saltine symbolic of the office of the keys (ministry of the church) inverted cross is symbolic of death of St. Peter. Rock is symbolic of church built upon the rock. A cross in black on a red heart resting on the center of the Messianir rose encircled by a gold band symbolic of eternity. The shield of faith marked with three crosses for Triune God over a shepherd’s staff symbolic of ministry. The Chi-Rho is symbolic of the task Christ must conquer.
Condition of Window: Good
Height: 108"
Width: 26"
Type of Glass and Technique: Opalescent Glass, Antique or Cathedral Glass, Lead Came, Vitreous Paint
St. Peter’s Seal-Luther’s Coat of Arms-Michigan District Seal
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