Window
Building Name: First United Methodist ChurchCity: South Haven
Window Shape: 6 (gothic arched, over 2 vertical sections)
Subject/Title of Window: John Wesley, The Growth of Methodism
Brief Description of Subject: In the center s John Wesley holding a Bible and outstrtching hand in beckoning and blessing. Around him: Three hands coming together-symbolizing the unification of the 3 branches of Methodism, Open Bible-symbol of education, Nurse-symbol of healing ministry, Cross with two worlds-Matthew 28:19-20, lyre-symbol of “singing Methodists” tradition, Church building-where methodist Episcopal Church was formed, Circuit Rider.
Condition of Window: good
Height: 13'
Width: 6'7"
Type of Glass and Technique: Lead Came, Silver Stain
John Wesley, The Growth of Methodism
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