1 thought on “The Lord is my Shepherd ….. stained glass window in Seymour St Methodist Lisburn”
Harry Monroe
What a coincidence…..I am just now working on a blog about farming in the Lisburn area. As I mentioned, when I was a child in the mid 40’s to mid 50’s era, we as a family sat at the seat under that very window at Seymour Street Methodist. I think it was number 23 but probably changed now. At the time it was the only decorative glass in the church, so I felt very proud sitting there as a young boy…….brings back many happy memories….Thanks!
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What a coincidence…..I am just now working on a blog about farming in the Lisburn area. As I mentioned, when I was a child in the mid 40’s to mid 50’s era, we as a family sat at the seat under that very window at Seymour Street Methodist. I think it was number 23 but probably changed now. At the time it was the only decorative glass in the church, so I felt very proud sitting there as a young boy…….brings back many happy memories….Thanks!