NORTH SIDE:  Window One depicts Philip and Bartholomew, also known as Nathaniel.

At the top is the patriarchal cross and spear, recalling Philip’s martyrdom after his missionary activity in Phrygia and Galatia. Also shown is a Basket and Tau Cross symbolic of Philip’s words in association with the feeding of the multitudes as written in John 6:7. Bartholomew is shown with a fig tree from his calling as a disciple as referenced in John 1:44-51. Shown with Bartholomew are the open Bible and a flaying knife, symbolic of his faith in God’s Word as well as the instrument of his death.