A Clerestory is an upper outside wall, set in from the main wall. There are six double windows on both the North and South clerestory walls at the top of the Nave, for a total of twenty-four individual windows. The North side windows are symbols of the Church, while the ones on the South are seasons of the Church year.
Rays of light shine down on the Bible.
The Word determines the true nature of the Church, and the true Church is where the Word is preached. Confirmation Confirmation is symbolized by the Holy Spirit, the descending dove with head in a tri-radiant nimbus to signify divinity. The Liturgy A scroll displaying a staff of music is symbolic of the Liturgy, one of the distictive marks of the Lutheran Church. In reforming the Church, Luther retained the Liturgy, translated it into the language of the people, and introduced congregational participation. We are reminded that it is the responsibility of the people of God to develop the highest praise in the proclamation of the Gospel and celebration of the Sacrements.