![]() ![]() Wise people have said that our goal as followers of Christ is NOT to know every detail of the future. The window is targeted for re-installation before Thanksgiving of this year. They ordered custom wood carving tools and have cut and crafted each piece of the new trim to the same design as before. Epiphany is also matching the trim work so that it is exactly like the original design. They have also removed the wood frame and are currently reconstructing the framing with construction grade mahogany. This is a meticulous process of first tracing the window, matching the glass colors and then reapplying the lead so that the glass is securely fitted. The Epiphany team of window restorers removed the original window, transported it to Maryland to their shop and fully resorted both the lead structures that hold the stained glass, but also the lead and framing which comprise the window itself. The timing of God’s grace and the gift from Eunice and Alex has provided HPC the opportunity to work with Epiphany Studios to restore the window and bring back the brilliance it represents to the HPC Sanctuary. As the accompanying pictures illustrate age, weather and insects had an effect on the window. The main sanctuary window is just one example of how their financial gift is being utilized to support the mission of HPC. The love that Eunice and Alex held for our church was fractionally reflected in their gift, but perhaps even more so in their desire to provide an enduring impact on the Hopewell Community. ![]() A two-part message and update of Stewardship and the impact gifts can have on Hopewell Presbyterian Church.Īs many know HPC was the recipient of a very generous gift from Eunice and Alex Sharipen. ![]()
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