Building
All Saints Episcopal ChurchChurch
Episcopal
171 West Pike St.
Pontiac, Michigan 48343
Oakland County
Web Address: http://www.allsaintspontiac.org/
About
Date Built: 1950Floor Plan Sketch: Download
Building Notes: All of the nave windows are designed and made by Charles J. Connick Assoicates of Boston in a manner that is traditionally medieval. They hark back to the thirteenth century, a period in which most people could not tead and had to rely on pictures to learn Bible stories. Churches abounded in stained glass and sculpture which told the story of redemption, and even the walls were painted with such scenes. In the stylized and vital art of the Middle Ages people learned of the towering figures of the Old and New Testaments.
The tradition of placing the patriarchs and prophets who prepared the way for Christ on the north side of a church and the Apostles who witnessed to him on the south side is observed in the arrangement of the windows at All Saints.
Window of the Month August/September 2011
All Saints Episcopal
MSGC: 2008.0009Census Coordinator:
Brian Goldsworthy
Studio Name
Connick (Charles J.), Ltd.
Windows
Jeremiah
Isaiah
Baptistery
St. John
St. Mark
St. Matthew
St. Galahad
Ezekiel
Martha and Mary
Moses
Resurrection
St. Luke
St. Paul/The Five Virtues