St. Anne's Anglican Church First World War Window

Toronto, Ontario
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On November 14, 1920, at St. Anne’s Anglican Church, a stained glass window and bronze tablet were unveiled and dedicated to the memory of the 83 members of the congregation who lost their lives in the First World War. The window consists of ten lights in two sections and was installed on the north wall of the church. In the top section, lights were given by Mr. E.A. Thompson and family to the memory of Corporal A.B. Thompson; by the choir to perpetuate the memory of six of their former choristers; and by the sister and brother of Sergeant F.G. Edmonson. The lower section was provided by members of the congregation.

Inscription

For the
Son of man
is come to seek
and to save that
which was lost

The lost Piece of Women
Erected the Glory of God and in loving
memory of James Barlow

Christ saving Peter
In Loving Memory of
William ? Keeler died Feb ? 1909

The Lost Sheep
In Loving Memory of
John Smith and his daughter Elizabeth

I came
not to call
the righteous
but sinners
to repentance

To the Glory of God
and in loving memory of
Sara Elizabeth Denison.
Born ? Died ?
SHALL BE SATIFIES WHEN I AWAKE WITH THE LIKENESS

In Loving Memory of ??
"BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART
FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD."


??
"BE THOU FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH
AND I WILL GIVE THEE A CROWN OF LIFE."

CHARITY
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
And in Loving Memory of
Mary ? ?
Died ? Age 56 years.

Thy who is a lamp unto my Feet and a light unto my path
In Loving Memory of ??

 

Visitor information

Location
St. Anne's Anglican Church First World War Window

270 Gladstone Avenue
Toronto
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.6506885
Long. -79.4302461
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