A collection of images from our first fully in-person service at Second Pres. in 14 months. (Photos by Don Cochran and Bruce Lowrie).

  Tim Woodcock writes: One of the things I miss most about conventional, in-person church is the stained glass windows at 2 nd Pres. Yes, the people, the music, the sermons, too. All that can be experienced in a modified form online. But not spending time among the glow of the stained glass has affected me more acutely than I would have guessed. During the last two Sundays I found myself in the sanctuary for the first time in more than a year, hanging out on the sidelines rather than fully participating in the service, because Freya was doing a “Minute for Mission” one week and Katy was the liturgist the following week. Knowing that I would be at loose end, I had brought a sketchpad with me and spent some time communing with the images on the east side of the sanctuary (see below). While the significance of 2PC’s windows can recounted, as it is on the church’s website , here I’m only trying to get down some impressionistic feelings about them. Some  idiosyncratic highlights: The