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We specialize in the design, fabrication, and installation of leaded stained glass windows 

Water of Life


This 4 1/2' by 10' curved window can be found in the cancer ward meditation room in St Francis Hospital, Topeka, Kansas. It serves as a powerful reminder of the all-encompassing love and support we receive through baptism.

 

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Darkness Broken


This 10' by 10' window is housed at the top of The Lutheran Center in Baltimore, Maryland, home to Lutheran World Relief headquarters. The window consists of seven separate panels and a stainless steel structure which represents an abstracted cross. 

 

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Resurrection Window


These twelve windows vary in size but compise and overall area of 12' by 8' and were made for the St Paul Lutheran Church in Ankeny, Iowa. The lillies and butterflies are symbolic of the resurrection. This window was revealed on Easter Sunday.   

 

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Abundant Joy


The 5' by 8' tall Abundant Joy window is installed in Weller Chapel on the Seward campus of Concordia University, Nebraska. The design connotes all of creation moving around the saving action of Christ. 

 

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Father Son Spirit


These three windows measure 3' by 3' and were made for the Lutheran Church of Vestavia Hills in Vestavia Hills, Alabama. Richard Wiegmann's designs represent the three parts of the Trinity as well as creation, salvation and eternity.  

 

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Trinity Window


These 4' by 8' windows can be found at Faith Lutheran Church in Ottawa, Kansas. The two green windows represent God the Father with Creation, Communion, and Baptism. The red windows represent the Holy Spirit, praise and Pentecost. The two windows are left clear to reveal a cross outside.

 

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The Garden Party


These 5' by 8' windows, eight in all, are installed in the Mulvane Art Museum on the campus of Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas. These opaque glass windows seem bright and vibrant duringing the day and are illuminated by a soft warm glow at night. 

 

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© 2016 The Center for Liturgical Art

An outreach program of Concordia University Nebraska

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