Stained Glass Windows in St Thomas’ Church
The windows show some of the main events in the life of Jesus from his birth to death and Resurrection.

The flower decorations in the windows of the north and south aisles date from 1883. The four stained glass windows in the North & South aisles were completed by the Bromsgrove Guild which was established in 1898 by Walter Henry Gilbert. The guild not only produced stained glass windows, but anything ornamental from memorials to their most noted contribution the gates at Buckingham Palace

The Minstrel Angel window is attributed to Archibald John Davies (1877 ~1953) who was persuaded by Walter Gilbert to move his glass studio from Moseley in Birmingham to Bromsgrove in 1906 so that all the various craftsmen were in one place.

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Looking toward the West Window
The Lady Chapel
Toward the Organ
Flowers on every Column

Main Tour Please click images for larger pictures

The Church from Market St
The Church Hall
Looking toward the altar
The organ
Windows at the altar - The Nativity
Windows at the altar - The Ascension
Windows at the altar - The Resurrection
Looking toward the bapistry
The altar
The Lady Chapel
The ceiling
The Holy Ghost Ceiling Plaque
The font and the West Window
Memorial to "Eddie" Williams
Memorial to John Francis Reading
Stained Glass windows on the North & South Aisles