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The stained
glass windows at Calvary Presbyterian Church depict scenes of
the life and times of Jesus Christ. These windows surround
the sanctuary at 120 South Street, Newburgh, New York. Our
tour of the windows, starts from the southwest corner of the
church, along the south wall to the east, then on the north wall
from the west to the east.
We hope you enjoy this closer look at the treasures we
share at Calvary.
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Calvary
Stained Glass Mug Sets are available for purchase. Each of
the two mugs included in the sets are imprinted with the
photos shown on this website and come gift boxed with a
booklet of the information about each window. They
are available at the church for $18 per set. If you
would like to purchase a set and have it shipped, please contact
us for pricing including shipping. |

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The
first window
on the south wall depicts the "Call of Peter and
Andrew" as told in Matthew 4:18-20.
In the circle above is the scripture quotation
"Follow Me. I will make you fishers of men." Pictured
is the shore of the Sea of Galilee with the outline of a
mountain in the background. In the panel on the right, the Lord
is portrayed with welcoming hands extended toward the panel on
the left. Here
are represented two disciples, Peter and Andrew with fishnets on
the shore by their feet and a ships mast and rigging are behind
them. The inscription at the bottom of the window is "In
Memoriam -Moses Cook Belknap - February 2nd. 1832 - October 3rd
1892." |
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The
next window, moving toward the back of the church, is a
depiction of the "Annunciation to the Virgin" as told
in the first chapter of Luke. The scripture quotation in the
circle above reads "My soul doth magnify the Lord." In
the panel on the left, the angel is telling Mary of the favor
she has found with God and of the forthcoming birth of the
Divine Son. In the other panel Mary is shown, surprised by the
appearance of the angel and by her announcement. The inscription
at the bottom reads "In loving memory of Charles B. and
Anna M. Armstrong by their daughter Harriet E. Barclay." |
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The
third window
shows the visit of "Jesus with Nicodemus", told about
in the third chapter of John. In the circle above is the
scripture quotation "Ye must be born again." The visit
takes place at night, and the full moon is shown in the sky. You
will also notice an ancient lamp hanging in the room. Christ is
portrayed on the left panel and on the right is Nicodemus
listening to His instructions. The inscription at the bottom is
"In memory of Charles B. Royce, his wife, Ellen Brett, and
their daughter, Alletta Bogardus Royce." |
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The
fourth window
on the south side of the sanctuary represents the
"Miraculous Catch of Fishes" as recorded in the fifth
chapter of Luke. In the circle at the top is the quotation
"Fear not: from henceforth thou shall catch men." The
panel on the right shows the three disciples, Peter, James and
John, in their fishing boat on the Sea of Galilee.
They are straining to pull in a net filled with fish. In
the opposite panel is Jesus, having told them to cast the net on
the other side. The inscription at the bottom of the picture is
"In memoriam George Thomas Smith and Augusta Jordan, his
wife." |
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The
window nearest
the back of the sanctuary on the south wall includes full-length
portraits of the "Apostles John and James." The
scripture quotation in the circle above reads "He that
loveth not, knowth not God. for God is love." Both apostles
are portrayed in the conventional way, John with a chalice in
his hand, and James with a staff. At the bottom of the window is
the inscription: "In loving memory of Mary Ann Johnes, wife
of Samuel Williams, Esq. given by her granddaughter. Mary
Forsyth." |
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