Sermon on the Mount window

Located in Downtown Staunton, 214 West Beverley Street, Staunton, VA 24401 Mailing Address: P. O. Box 208, Staunton, VA 24402
Phone: (540) 886-9132 Fax: (540) 885-3096

Statement of Purpose

To welcome and encourage
all in our journey
with Christ

To provide a loving,
active environment for
Christian worship,
learning and service

To utilize our Episcopal
heritage and our unique
gifts, resources and
blessings as a witness
in the community.

The Sermon on the Mount Window

The Sermon on the Mount window was designed to be compatible in palette and design with the existing chancel windows by Tiffany Studios, especially the St. Luke window. By this time (1970's) the Tiffany Company no longer existed. Christ stands and appears to be surrounded by a crowd of people. With his left hand upraised and his right hand poised at shoulder level, he preaches his great sermon, as recorded in the fifth, sixth and seventh chapters of Matthew.

In memory of Anne Bell Willson and her children, Henderson Bell Liggett, Gilpin Willson, Jr. & Anne Willson Bartels

Whippell Mowbray Studios, 1972

Text on this page is copyrighted 2007 by Sara N. James, Ph.D

Links to other Trinity windows

The windows are listed in order of placement in the church moving clockwise from the Chancel (altar area)

The Ascension Windows (Tiffany 1897)
Angel with a Script (Tiffany 1914)
The Beloved Physician (St. Luke) (Tiffany 1912)
The Sermon on the Mount (Wippell-Mowbray 1972)
Jewels of the Lord (Wippell-Mowbray 1960)
Trinity Symbol (Unknown American, c.1885)
The Passion Window (Unknown American c. 1885)
The Adoration Window (J & R Lamb 1946)
The Nativity Window (J & R Lamb 1906)
Benedicite Window (Tiffany 1903)
The Archangel Michael (Tiffany 1914)
The Geometrical Window (Sharpe and Steele 1873)
Communion Window (J. Whippell 1948)
The Missionary Window (J. Whippell 1957)
Prayer Book Window (J. Whippell 1950)
The Madonna and Child (Tiffany 1937)
The Narcissus Window (Unknown American 1887)
The Praising Angel (Tiffany 1912)
The Good Samaritan (Tiffany 1912)
The Easter Morn Windows (Tiffany possibly 1890s)
The Vestibule Windows (Wippell Mowbray 1970)

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