Stained Glass Windows at First Baptist Church in Auburn, AL
In 1974, Laws Stained Glass Studios installed (35) leaded, hand-stained glass windows at First Baptist Church in Auburn, AL The eleven main sanctuary windows (size 60" wide x 168" high with a round top) and five shorter windows ( size 60" wide x 120" high) each contained large shield-shaped medallions with symbols. Three window (size 60" x 120" high) were hand-stained pictorial windows which had full scenes of "The Nativity", "The Good Shepherd", and "The Resurrection" depicted. All of the windows and symbols were designed by Laws' artist Paul Gentry. Thirteen windows (size 38" wide x 60" high) did not contain artwork. Also, three door transoms (size 60" wide x 32" high) were made. All of the windows were installed into the existing wood frames.
In 2010, Laws Stained Glass Studios provided four hand-stained glass windows (size 28" wide x 62" high) with no artwork. These were installed into the existing wood frame, and 1/4" Lucite acrylic was placed on the outside as the protective covering.
In 2011, Laws provided another hand-stained glass window (size 18" wide x 67" high) and 1/4" Lucite acrylic.
Hand-stained glass windows with shield-shaped medallions with symbols

Close-up of a hand-stained symbol

Hand-stained glass window with a shield-shaped medallion

Hand-stained glass windows with shield-shaped medallions
Close-up of the window at the bottom
Hand-stained glass windows with shield-shaped medallions

Hand-stained glass window with shield-shaped medallion

Hand-stained glass window with shield-shaped medallion
Hand-stained pictorial glass window of "The Good Shepherd"
Hand-stained pictorial glass window of "The Nativity"
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Small hand-stained glass window with no artwork
Close-up of the bottom of one of the large sanctuary windows
Another view of one of the small windows with no artwork
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