Some of the vestry windows were dedicated in 1963 as a commemoration of the centenary of the congregation and the others were added later as memorials to the persons named.
In the vestry, left transept is a set of windows characterised by the display at the top of the Presbyterian badge and motto. The latter, ‘Nec Tamen Consumebator’ translates from the Latin to ‘Yet it was not consumed’ and refers to the episode recorded in Exodus 3, verse 2 when Moses saw the angel of the Lord appear to him in flame of fire out of the midst of a bush and the bush was not consumed. It is a symbol of the faith that cannot be extinguished.
Left Double Windows
In the vestry, left transept is a set of windows characterised by the display at the top of the Presbyterian badge and motto. The latter, ‘Nec Tamen Consumebator’ translates from the Latin to ‘Yet it was not consumed’ and refers to the episode recorded in Exodus 3, verse 2 when Moses saw the angel of the Lord appear to him in flame of fire out of the midst of a bush and the bush was not consumed. It is a symbol of the faith that cannot be extinguished.
Left Double Windows
Photo: J. Murray
Left Window
In Memory of
Margaret Jane Lee
Beloved Mother of
James Henry Lee
Centre Left Double Windows
Photo: J. Murray
Left Window
In memory of
James Alexander MacLeod
Right Window
In memory of
James Alexander
MacLeod
Centre Right Double Windows
Photo: J. Murray
Left Window
Left Window
In memory of
Mary McNamee
Died 1.9.79
Right Window
In memory of
William John McNamee
Died 11.9.67
Right Double Windows
Left Window
The gift of
Mr & Mrs Lewis Finness &
family
In the Centenary year 1963
Right Window
The gift of
Rev. & Mrs Pashen & family
In the Centenary year 1963
