The eight windows on the east and west sides of the church sanctuary were installed by George L. Payne of Patterson, New Jersey, American representative of J. Wippell and Company, Ltd. of London and Exeter, Eng- land, and were dedicated on February 3, 1963. Imported from England, the windows are made of the finest quality hand-blown English antique glass. They represent skilled craftsmanship and artistry and recall the magnificent art of the Gothic churches and cathedrals of England and France during the 13th and 14th centuries.

The eight windows present the story of the advent, the life, death, and resurrection of our Lord. The windows are sequenced in chronological order beginning at the left front window as one faces the chancel, and pro- ceeding to the back, then from back to front on the right side of the church. The description of each window in this order is intended to move the wor- shipper through the central theme of the mighty work of God among his people as he revealed himself in Jesus Christ.