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Christian symbols in quilts
Written: 11/6/2009
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| Inspecting handmade quilts, above, are United Methodist Women from McCloud, Yukon-Church of the Good Shepherd, and OKC-Hillcrest Fuente de Vida. The quilt workshop in October was presented at Hillcrest Fuente de Vida, a church formed by the merger of a primarily Hispanic congregation and one that was primarily Anglo. Pastor is Tino Espinoza, who is holding the fabric panel in the photo at top right. A group led by church member and quilter Nancy Green, shown at left in lower photo, is creating Christian-themed quilts to replace the banners hanging throughout the sanctuary. Shown on this page are a carpenter’s wreath pattern and depictions of the empty tomb and the United Methodist cross-and-flame logo. |
Stories in stitches
Church members Nancy Green, left, and Laura Justice display a quilt made out of a fabric panel. OKC-Hillcrest Fuente de Vida United Methodist Church hosted a quilt presentation for United Methodist Women from several churches.
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