Fleur-de-Lis Symbols in the Chapel

The stars in the north window pick up on the Christmas theme. As a symbol of the Trinity, the fleur de lis affirms that Jesus Christ is God in a human person. The candles are a sign that where Jesus is, God is present. The lighted candles are signs of God’s presence, and assure us that God is listening when we pray and speaking when we meditate on Scripture. The flower on the candle sticks on the communion table are Roses of Sharon, used in. Isaiah 35:1-2 as a symbol for the lushness of the promised Kingdom of God. The Rose of Sharon became a symbol for Jesus’ promised return to restore all of creation. 

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The Entrace to Little Church
The Chancel Cross
The Crèche Window
Fleur-de-Lis Symbols in the Chapel
Lily, Cross and Crown Symbols in the Chapel
Stained-Glass Windows in the Chapel
Crosses in the Chapel
Bible Symbols in the Chapel
Lord's Table Symbols in the Chapel
Infant Jesus Symbols in the Chapel
Ship Symbols in the Chapel
Little Church Symbols in the Chapel
Music Symbols in the Chapel