St John's South Window
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St John's South Window
Image: © Gerald England Taken: 30 Apr 2016
The stained glass in the south wall of St John's Methodist Church is called "Peter's Commission" It is a three-light window depicting the standing figure of Christ with disciples by the shore. Designed and made by Barry Brady and Phil Gough of LGS Tectonics in 1992 it commemorates the vision and dedication of Rev. Donald H. Ryan, minister 1981-1992 in restoration and extension of this church. It bears the text "Feed my Sheep".
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Image Location
Latitude
53.323686
Longitude
-3.82802