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| The congregation is indeed, grateful for these and any other gifts which have been given in memory of faithful members. Many bequests and gifts of money have also been received.
The following gifts and memorials have been presented to the Church:
Baptismal font in 1925 by the Ladies' Aid in memory of those who served in World War I.
Bronze plaque in 1923 in memory of Mrs. William Williams, 38 years as treasurer of the Ladies' Aid by her daughter Mrs. Jessie Williams Young.
Inscribed pulpit Bible and Hymn Book, in 1927, in memory of the late Wm. Williams, B.A., and Mrs. Williams by their daughter, Mrs. Jessie Williams Young.
Plaque, on the occassion of the installation of the present organ in memory of Mr. & Mrs. W. H. White whose sons, Harry and Fred of Chicago were generous contributors to this fund.
Chimes for the organ by Capt. and Mrs. F. A. Bassett.
The chimes were placed in the Church Tower in memory of those who gave their lives or served in the armed forces during both World Wars, by the congregation.
Pulpit Lamp, in 1953, in memory of Mrs. F. E. Comley by her husband and daughter Mrs. Margaret Robson.
Picture, in 1953, by the pupils of the Junior Department of Sunday School in memory of Donna Protheroe.
Communion table, in 1953, in memory of former members by the Women's Association.\a gold trimmed table runner and Latin Cross in 1953, by Dr. R. E. Robertson.
Desk in the vestry by Wm. P. Dey and son in memory of his wife, 1958.
Sanctuary Cross and drapes for the organ screen, in 1975, by Archie and Mary Gibson.
200 Hymn Books in memory of the members who had passed on, in 1972.
Communion Chalice in memory of Mr. & Mrs. H. E. Prentice, by their daughter Mrs. Florence Scrannage.
Painting, The Head of Christ, in memory of F. E. Courtice and D'Alton Hughes, by the Rev. & Mrs. J. E. Hunter.
Portrait of the Rev. Edward Swallows.
Clock in the Banquet Hall in memory of Alex Seiggel, by members of his family.
Communion cloth, by Mr. & Mrs. Basil Brock.
Books in the library.
Tower Chimes in memory of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Bull, in 1977, by their son Mr. Ron Bull and their daughter Mrs. Shirley Clancy.
Pulpit Antependium, by the Boy Scouts.
Flags were a gift of Miss Pearl Whitesell in 1967.
The following memorial Stained Glass Windows have been donated:
Cross, Built by Ed. C. NicholsonThe plaque has the following inscription:
Trinity United Church
Wood from Hunter Hall Windows Ed C. Nicholson 2000
The Sanctuary Cross
This Sanctuary Cross is dedicated to the Glory of God and in memory of loved ones.
Who, Through the years have worshipped and
given of their time and talents to the cause of Christ
March 23rd 1975 Mary and Archie Gibson
Lighting by Archie Gibson
Built by Basil Brock
Trinity United Church Organ
Dedicated to the Glory of God and in loving memory of
those who served in World Wars one and two.
This organ rebuilt by trinity congregation in 1965. Replaces and includes the original organ which
was made possible by the gifts of Harry and Fred White
and given in memory of their parents Mr. & Mrs. W. H. White
The chimes were installed by Capt. And Mrs. F. A. Bassett
Plaque above the Choir loft reads:
The still Gedeckt 8 ft stop and the great to pedal super coupler in the pedal department of this organ is
herewith placed and dedicated to the Glory of God and
in loving memory of the untiring and devoted multitude who served this church
in the ministry of music from 1853 to 1953
By the present choir of Trinity United Church October 30 1955
Guest Book StandGuest book stand and two cabinets were presented
In memory of Mr. & Mrs. Occomore
from the family
Baptism FontSacred to the memory of our Heroes of the Great War
1914 – 1918 Donated by the Ladies Aid Of this Maple Street Methodist Church Collingwood Wooden Baptism Font
Sacred to the memory of our heroes of the great war 1914 – 1918 Donated by the ladies Aid of the Maple Street Methodist Church On their 50th anniversary April 19th 1925 Renewed by the Women’s Association Of Trinity United Church 1957 Communion TableCommunion table, in 1953, in memory of former members by the Women's Association. |