Saints Augustine and Athanasius

Saints Augustine and Athanasius are portrayed in this religious stained glass film design. The patron of brewers, St. Augustine is shown with a bible and palm leaves. Meanwhile, St. Athanasius, the “Father of Orthodoxy” and patron of theologians, is shown carrying a staff and a bishop’s hat. Images of the said saints are captured in magnificent detail in this arched piece. This stained glass films is designed with gothic styles and patterns and a cobalt blue backdrop that adds texture and beauty to any space.

John Huss and Peter Waldo

This stained glass film artwork gives a glimpse of two known religious figures – John Huss and Peter Waldo. Huss, who is regarded as the first Church reformer who gave way to Protestantism, is shown tied with a rope and being burned with fire at his feet. Waldo, the leader of the Waldensians Christian spiritual movement, is depicted holding a bible while preaching. Both figures are shown against a textured backdrop of cobalt blue hues and framed by Gothic styles and patterns.

John Wycliffe and St. Francis

Religious figures John Wycliffe and St. Francis are featured in this two-part stained glass films design. Wycliffe, a forerunner of Protestant Reformation, is shown holding a bible and a pen. St. Francis, one of the most venerated saints in history, is illustrated with doves and a wolf at his feet to demonstrate his love for animals.
A religious window like this would make a good addition to a house of worship or a hospital chapel.

Luther and Calvin

Depictions of leading Protestant figures Martin Luther and John Calvin are featured in this stained glass films design. Luther, who is known for starting the Protestant Reformation in the 16th Century, and Calvin, the leading French Protestant reformer, are captured in glorious detail. This two-part artwork makes use of an arched frame with Gothic patterns and a striking blue backdrop that is sure to catch the eye of anyone who beholds it. Have this custom-made for a church or prayer room as a reminder of the rich history of Christianity.

Zwingli and Knox

These are Ulrich Zwingli, who played a crucial role in the Swiss Protestant Reformation, and John Knox, who helped shape Protestantism in Scotland and influenced hundreds of thousands of Presbyterians to date. Both Zwingli and Knox are captured in excellent modernist imagery by our experienced artists.

This Is My Body

This stained glass films signifies the Eucharist and the Church. One panel highlights the text, “This Is My Body,” which refers to Eucharist being shared to believers, while the other panel is Eldon, which means the creation of Church.

Edwards and Wesley

America’s great theologian Jonathan Edwards and Methodism founder John Wesley are meticulously depicted in this artwork. Edwards and Wesley are shown wearing red robes and holding the bible. Put up this stained glass films to let onlookers discover more about these two influential religious figures. It can be fully customized to fit the needs and requirements of any space.

Jacob, Adam and Eve

Principal biblical figures Jacob, Adam and Eve are dramatically depicted in such a piece. The patriarch of the Israelites, Jacob is shown receiving the blessing from his father, Isaac, a descendant of Abraham. He is mentioned in many sacred Scriptures across different religions. Meanwhile, the Expulsion of Adam and Eve from paradise is shown in the other glass films. These figures from the Old Testament are illustrated in modernist-style images, with an attractive blue backdrop that adds texture and impact to the entire stained glass design.

The Call of Abraham & the Creation

This stained glass films brings focus to Abram, the patriarch of Israelites, and the Creation of the first man, Adam. Chosen by God to lead His people, Abram or Abraham is pictured holding a staff, looking up to the heavens. He is widely mentioned in the bible and recognized across many religions including Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. The second part of the panel paints a dramatic picture of the Lord God creating Adam in His image and likeness.

Moses and Joseph

Foremost biblical figures Moses and Joseph are portrayed in this stained glass films design. A poignant image of Moses, one of history's greatest prophets who led the liberation of Israelites from Egypt, is featured in this artwork. Depicted side-by-side is Joseph, the son of Jacob who rose to power in Egypt and saved his family from famine. He is shown clothed in Egyptian garment while reaching out to his Hebrew brothers, who sold the former into slavery at a young age. Ornate styles and patterns adorn this religious piece, which pays homage to two Old Testament figures. Such a piece also serves as an effective suncatcher for a church or prayer room.

Exodus and Captivity

Two significant moments from the Old Testament are captured in this finely crafted piece. The Captivity of Israelites as slaves in Egypt is depicted in one panel. Juxtaposed is the Exodus or the flight of Israelites to the Promised Land. Its embodiment rests upon the image of Miriam, the sister of Moses, who sang praises to God during this historic period and from whom the biblical verse inscribed is taken. This religious panel is filled with intricate styles and patterns and a fleur-de-lis frame that make it a beautiful reminder of God’s love and deliverance to His people. Bring more sunlight into a church or chapel with this one-of-a-kind artwork.

David and Solomon

Key figures of the Old Testament are revered in this modernist two-part piece. David, the King of Israel chosen by God, is shown being rebuked by Nathan while Solomon, the son of David whom God promised to rule over the throne of Israel if he does what the Father commands, is featured in the other panel.

David, Samuel and The Covenant

This exquisitely crafted stained glass films design features biblical figures Samuel and David and The Covenant scene from the Old Testament. Revered as a prophet across Christian, Jewish and Islamic religions, Samuel is shown in one panel blessing David, who is the first king of the Israelite tribes. The other glass films illustrates Moses during the making of the Covenant.

Amos

The Prophet Amos, who predicted the ruin of the northern kingdom of Israel in the Old Testament, is captured in this two-part stained glass films. His image, which depicts him with a staff and in an act of fervent prayer.