A historic
and inspirational tour of the English Gothic Sanctuary of Wesley United
Methodist Church (Oklahoma City, OK). The church was established in 1910 as
Wesley Methodist Episcopal, North, and the sanctuary constructed in 1928. At that time
four large (approx. 16 x 20 foot) Christ windows, numerous smaller story windows, and extensive stone
and wooden ornamentation. Hudson has brought together church writings, history, and new research to uncover some interesting artistic and community history.A blend of church history, local history, art history and the spiritual motivation sparking the use of the windows and the impact they have had on members. Devotional writings by church members and leaders over the years further enrich the descriptions. Black and white images with accompanying historic, artistic, and inspirational text.
Information is included about the windows, their donors, and their known artistic influences. Additionally, other aspects of artistic expression at the church are also discussed, along with a reflective spiritual guide of the sanctuary.
On Sunday, April 13 (Palm Sunday) at 3 p.m. Hudson will lead guests through an inspirational tour of the sanctuary windows. Interested individuals should call Wesley UMC at 405-525-3521 to reserve a place on this tour.
ISBN: 978-0615991917 / 01-0615991912
Subject areas: Stained glass windows, Oklahoma, United Methodism (History), Oklahoma City, Wesley United Methodist Church
