This site presents the art and symbolism found throughout the Church of the Good Shepherd in Houlton, Maine.
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![]() The Good Shepherd Details of the stained glass window bearing the image of Christ as the Good Shepherd. |
![]() Stained Glass Windows More details of the stained glass windows throughout the church. |
![]() Woodwork and Details Information about the woodword and other structural details of the church. |
![]() Apostle Windows Details about the crests representing the Twelve Apostles. |
![]() Fleur-De-Lis More information about the fleur-de-lis in the church and Christian art and architecture. |
![]() Trefoil Arch Examples and information about the trefoil and trefoil arch in the structure and architecture of the church. |
![]() Quatrefoil More examples and information about the quatrefoil design in the design and woodwork of the church. |
![]() More Information More information regarding other common signs, symbols, and colors used in the Episcopal Church. |
Illustrations by Helen Stuart Griffith in The Sign Language of Our Faith: Learning to Read the Message of Christian Symbols (1966).
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