ments, and in the hands of Isaiah is the scroll foretelling the birth of 
     
     the promised Messiah. These windows are a memorial to Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     J. E. B. Macready. On the right are panels portraying the two great 
     
     figures of the New Testament, St. Peter, the Apostle to the Jews, and 
     
     St. Paul, the Apostle to the Gentiles. St. Peter holds the Keys of the 
     
     Kingdom, and St. Paul the Sword of the Spirit. These two are erected 
     
     in loving tribute to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hyndman. In the centre 
     
     of the south wall are three windows which constitute the Congrega- 
     
     tion’s memorial to those who gave their lives in the Second World War. 
     
     The figures of St. Stephen, St. John, and St. Timothy portray the 
     
     heroism and sacrifice of all who died in national service for the cause 
     
     of honour and freedom. In the upper reaches of these windows are 
     
     found the coats of arms of the Dominion of Canada, the Province of 
     
     Prince Edward Island, and the City of Charlottetown. At the base 
     
     of each in turn is the crest of the Navy, the Army and the Air Force 
     
     against a background of Canadian Maple Leaves. These windows 
     
     were unveiled by Mrs. Melville Andrew and Mrs. Lorne Stewart, 
     
     mothers of boys whose lives were given in our defense, on November 
     
     13th, 1949. The lighting of these windows is the gift of their former 
     
     chums in the Third Charlottetown Rover Sea Scouts. The memorial 
     
     to the men of the Kirk who gave their lives in the first World War 
     
     takes the form of a bronze tablet placed in the south wall to the right 
     
     of these three windows. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The beautiful little David of Israel window located in the old Choir 
     
     Room can be seen to the left of the main door as one comes up the 
     
     front walk. This was given by Mrs. L. C. Callbeck and daughter 
     
     Claudette in honour of her husband Dr. L. C. Callbeck. a noted Agricul- 
     
     turalist, a long time choir member and elder of this congregation. 
     
     The symbols surrounding the figure of David portraying his interest 
     
     in agriculture and his leadership qualities makes this a particularly 
     
     appropriate memorial to Dr. Callbeck. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The large window on the Fitzroy Street wall of the Church Hall 
     
     is entitled the Hosts to God. This portrays Mary, Joseph and the 
     
     baby Jesus surrounded by all the animals that are mentioned in the 
     
     gospel story of the nativity. 
     
    
   
   
    
     This window is the gift of Charles and Ruth MacKenzie and is an 
     
     Island product in its entirety. It was designed by Mr. John Burden, 
     
     created and installed by Mr. Blaine Hrabi and constructed under the 
     
     supervision of Mr. Peter Hyndman. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MEMORIAL TABLETS 
     
    
   
   
    
     On the walls of the Church are to be found tablets of oak, bronze 
     
     and marble to men and women who loved God and served Him in this 
     
     congregation in days gone by. These include memorials to the late W. 
     
     Chester S. McLure, long an Elder and prominent in the public life and 
     
    
   
   
    
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