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Frances Lucille Dickie &

Herbert & Anne Earwalker Windows

 Gordon Webster windows installed between 1958 and 1969.  His style is quite distinctive and notably the way people's eyes are depicted - you could say "The eyes have it!"

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Frances Lucille Dickie

(1949 -1957)

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The death of a child is always particularly sad and this window remembers the death of a young girl - represented here with a pet rabbit. 

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The scene represents the text

"Let the children come to me; do not try to stop them; for the Kingdom of God belongs to such as these."  (Mark 10:14)

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The legend " While ye have light, believe in the light" is from

John 12.36.

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The window was installed in 1958, and is found just above the pulpit in the North facing wall.

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Herbert & Anne Earwalker

(Glenthraig Cottage)

Installed in 1969

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This window is installed over the doorway leading to the Session Room and is in a South facing wall. 

 

The scene depicts the baptism of Jesus  in the River Jordan by John the Baptist.

 

The legend "This is my beloved Son" comes from

Matthew 3: 13-17

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Appropriately the window overlooks the baptismal font.

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The text on John the Baptist's staff is "Ecce agnes dei" -

"Behold the Lamb of God"

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ALLOWAY & FISHERTON
PARISH
CHURCH

+44 1292 442 083

secretary.allowaypc@gmail.com

 

40 Alloway

AYR​

KA7 4PQ

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