"They further remind us that because Christ saves us and nourishes us, we are compelled to go out into the world radiating God's love in all that we say and do. By so doing, the Holy Spirit draw those from the outer circle apart from Christ into the inner circle of Christ's church. The window was donated by Ernest and Dot Lueck in loving memory of their parents: Ernest, Sr, and Sophie Lueck and Uriel and Amelia Kerss."

"The blue at the feet of the Lamb is a reminder of the waters of Baptism, through which God makes us members of his family of faith. The grapes, wheat and chalice represent the Eucharist, in which God nourishes the church through his body and blood. The radiating rays of yellow and gold are symbolic of the resurrection and Christ's victory over the cross."

"The clear glass of the outer cirlce indicates the cleansing of sins made available to the world through the sactrifice of Christ. Whithin the smaller, inner circle are various symbols of the Christian faith. The crown of thorns, the passion crow, and the nails symbolize Christ's crucifixion. The lamb holding the flag represents the triumphant Lamb of god, who, having died for our sins, was raised victorious over death."

"The Lamb of God window is the main theme window for the church. Whithin this window are symbols which remind us of who we are as Chrsitians, how God sustains us, and how we respond to his love for us in Christ. As one views the window, there appear two circles. The larger, outer circle, which forms the circumference of the window, represents the world. The smaller, inner circle represents the family of believers who are in the world, but not of the world."