The 18 foot long hangings have been designed to enhance our worship during the time between Pentecost and Advent and during the Season of Epiphany. The color blue, a symbol of hope and our baptismal identity, blends into the color used since the 12th century for Ordinary Time – shades of green – to reflect the growth of God’s kingdom as well as continuing the view of creation which surrounds us (the circles hinting at the shapes of trees outside). The mosaic pieces reflect our diversity within the unity of the body of Christ. The stitched patterns create a winding path, giving voice to the journey of our faith.

Read more about the Seminary Chapel renovation project and why worship space matters in the Spring 2005 Forum.