Rose Window Centerpiece: Humanist – Da Vinci’s Man
Created in 1972 by Jane Anderson. Official logo of Humanism, may be used with any Humanist theme.
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Rose Window Centerpiece: United Nations
Created in 1971 by Jane Anderson. Official logo of the United Nations: world surrounded by a laurel wreath.
Rose Window Centerpiece: Dove II
Created in 1985 by the Herricks. A symbol of peace from many religious traditions.
Rose Window Centerpiece: Ground of Being or Four Circles
Created in 1962 by Jane Anderson. Four interlocking rings on golden brown resembling protoplasm, it is not a traditional religious symbol. It has been used with existential themes., educational, inter-racial (Black, White, Yellow, Red), biological, universal inter-relatedness, et al.
Rose Window Centerpiece: Yin and Yang in Cosmic Egg
Created in 1965 by Jane Anderson and Marjorie Mosely in Bob Chase’s workshop.An ancient Chinese religious symbol used before the time of Confucius to indicate two basic factors (good and evil, positive and negative, dry and wet, hot and cold, male and female, et al) interacting within a sphere which symbolizes the Great Ultimate on … Continue reading Rose Window Centerpiece: Yin and Yang in Cosmic Egg
Rose Window Centerpiece: Stethoscope (Medical)
Created in 1969 by Jane Anderson. A symbol used when the service involves medical matters.
Rose Window Centerpiece: LRY
Created in 1973 by Cathy Huff. Made for an occasion when LRY was in charge of Sunday service, the piece is saved as archival.
Spring 2019 Issue
Story: The Answer Is in Your HandsParent Reflection: How to Teach a Good Apology
Summer 2019 Issue
Includes the story, Let’s Not Be Lunch! Fox and the Geese, and a Parent Reflection, Penguins Have the Power of We, by Rev. Marisol Caballero