During Lent worshipers contemplated a somber penitent figure kneeling before a cross. For Easter golden rays shot from the cross, and a jubilant white figure lept from the kneeling figure. On Pentecost the banner was gone and the jubilant figure was centered on a long vertical mass of fiery red paper streamers that moved in the faint breezes created by communicants coming to the altar. A cheescloth-wrapped ring encircles the Advent star, signaling the presence of the newborn Christ. Plans are under way to make a Christmas card out of this hanging.
Members hope to sell enough to pay the printing cost.
A new cycle appeared on the first Sunday in Advent. Cheesecloth draped over a circle formed a Madonna figure gazing at a star centered on the intersection of the altar cross' shadow. On Christmas the star was encircled by a cheesecloth-enfolded ring suggesting the Christ child. This year members were greeted with a crown of thorns on Ash Wednesday. The artwork progressed to reflect parts of the confession.