File:FUMCA - Sanctuary Stained Glass - The Crucifixion.jpg
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English: The four sculptured glass windows on the left of the nave were designed by Gabriel Loire of Chartres, France. The themes, moving from the rear toward the altar, are from the life of Christ
and are entitled: The Baptism, The Temptation, The Ministry and The Crucifixion. The themes call attention to the experiences in the life of Jesus which are shared by every life. First United Methodist Church, Alexandria, LA - Gabriel Loire Stained Glass 1968 |
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