Created in 1967 by Jane Anderson. The logo of Martin Luther King Jr.’s organization of the same name. It is a symbol of integration of black and white.

Created in 1965 by Robert Chase. Copy of a piece by Jane Anderson. As used in the symbolism of Christianity represents the Resurrection, but the “Bird of Phoenicia” is far more ancient than Christianity, possibly more ancient even than its verbal account in Greek mythology. On prehistoric fragments, from widely scattered cultures there are creatures … Continue reading Rose Window Centerpiece: Phoenix or Firebird

Created in 1965 by Robert Chase. Traditional religious symbols superimposed into a single splendid star including: Star of David, Sunfather, Cross, Circle of Universal Brotherhood, and suggestion of a naturally occurring star of the night sky.

Created in 1985 by Sue Herricks. A decorative symbol of the holiday season.

Created in 1963 by Jane Anderson. When used with the red color plate, it is a symbol for themes of violence and sacrifice. It was made at the request of the Rev. David Cole for Good Friday service, 1963. With a blue-green color plate it symbolizes water.

Created in 1988 by Amy Fogel. Refers to a poen by Robert Frost.

Created in 1988 by the Fogels. A symbol of Judaism and especially of Hanukkah.

Created in 1988 by Amy Fogel. Amy was 11 years old, 7th grade at Edison Middle School.

Created in 1985 by the Herricks. A symbol from musical notation, meaning “play it very loud,” emphatically, with force, with strength.