St Peter’s Church Bromsgrove – Relocation of Historic glass from St Wilfrid’s, Cotton to St Peter’s, Bromsgrove

2016

Victorian stained glass by Hardman Studios of Birmingham

To the head of each of the main lights is a decorative roundel on a golden cross.

The subject matter in each of these new roundels commemorates the journey of the windows from St Wilfrid’s to their new home.

Numbered from left to right:

Light one

The three golden stars on a blue background that form the heraldic shield for St Wilfrid, the original location of the windows

Light two

The bishop’s crozier of St Wilfrid set in a Staffordshire knot, references the location of his named church in Cotton, Staffordshire.

Light three

Fisherman’s nets with a leaping fish symbolize St Peter’s, the windows’ new home

Light four

A heraldic pattern of three black Worcester pears, to represent the location of St Peter’s in Worcestershire