Visual, Tactile FaithWe wanted to change our worshipping environment using art to express our faith.
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Talented ArtistsEach banner is quilted, hand painted, and around 9' by 12'. They all took years to make!
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RepresentativeThe ancient symbol of the fish surrounds each banner. They are unique and represent our beliefs.
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The Open BibleThe Open Bible represents the Congregational Churches emphasis upon God's truth, making people free.
From this communion we have:
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The DoveThe dove is emblematic of the Holy Spirit (Mark 1:10) whose transforming power has been a distinctive mark of Methodism.
Here our heritage is one of:
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The Burning BushThe burning bush is the symbol of Presbyterianism. It refers to the bush that burned and was not consumed (Exodus 3:2), and symbolizes the indestructibility of the church.
From Presbyterianism we have received:
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Alpha and Omega
The symbols alpha and omega in the lower quarter are the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet.
They symbolize the eternal living God, in the fullness of creation (Revelation 1:8). |
Affirm BannerThe Affirm Banner based on the National Affirming Ministries' design was dedicated by the Reverend Neil Whitehouse on the occasion of Beaconsfield United Church becoming an Affirming Ministry within the United Church of Canada on May 15th, 2011.
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Saint Brigid of Kildare CrossThis piece frames our Mission Statement. Each of our statements rests within the four quadrants of her Cross.
Each quadrant holds Healing, Art, Hospitality and Spirituality. Saint Brigid was an amazing Celtic Church leader and contributed widely to the early Church, particularly with the role of women. |
Our SanctuaryThe Sanctuary's environmental displays change thematically with the themes of the Seasons of the year.
Pictured above is our Christmas seasonal advent banners and decorations. |
Beaconsfield United Church
202 Woodside Road Beaconsfield, Québec H9W 2P1 |