Streat church window

It is always worth looking closely at the craftsmanship of the fittings in even small and unassuming churches. Originally the stained glass images had the same role as that of the wall paintings, helping a less than literate population understand the stories that they were being given. As the centuries passed and literacy increased, the windows became more decorative, but still focused on storytelling and this beauty is in the south wall of the little church in Streat, one of the better elements from the Victorian building works.

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