a layer of wavy glass over Christ's left foot to create the illusion of looking through water. Christ Blessing the Children – the Lord holds a child in his lap, whose face is that of the boy for whom this window was donated as a memorial by his grieving parents. I am the Way – Jesus walks on tempestuous seas surrounded by storm clouds. Opalescent glass is used to create a glow of light around the figure of Jesus. Christ in Gethsemane – portraying Christ praying in the Garden of Gethsemane, surrounded by trees made of stippled glass. If I Be Lifted Up – Christ is portrayed in the clouds, with light radiating from behind His head as the penetrating eyes seem to follow the viewer around the nave. An extra layer of mottled glass behind the clouds was used by Tiffany. Lead, Kindly Light – the cross at its center is made of etched glass and glows brightly in the rays of the afternoon sun. The Holy City – St. John's vision on the isle of Patmos of the "New Jerusalem", as described in . Brilliant red, orange, and yellow glass is etched for the sunrise, with textured glass used to create the effect of moving water. Said to be one of the two largest windows (along with The Annunciation to the Shepherds) ever made by the Tiffany Studios, this 58-panel stained glass window honors the church's beloved pastor of the 1880s–1890s, Maltbie Babcock. Gabriel – the archangel Gabriel in the clouds, with feathers individually made of opalescent glass by Tiffany. John, the Visionary – Wearing a red cloak and having an intense expression, St. John is portrayed by Tiffany in the style of the 17th-century Flemish painter Reubens. The window is made of drapery, opalescent, and mottled glass. The New Creation – located at the rear of the church, it is based on the description in , with stained glass depictions of trees, mountains, and streams of Living Water. At the top is a star morphing into a cross, with rays made of nuggets. Some of the non-Tiffany windows in the church: The young David – the future Israelite king is pictured, designed by Edward Peck Sperry and made by Gorham Company. I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes – landscape, designed by Edward Peck Sperry and made by Gorham Company. I Am the Vine – by Church Glass