The Easter Altar of Saint Barnabas Anglican Church, Dunwoody Georgia.
Alleluia! Christ is risen!
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2 comments:
Rector,
Christ doesn't look very risen on your altar-piece cross. :( How 'bout a Christus Rex?
In fact, I am the designer of these Easter altar flowers. The palmate design of the "Sonrise" arrangements with the orange lilies in the center, underpinned with yellow and white irises, then radiating to yellow and then to white gladioli is intended to demonstrate the power of Christ as if his hands were pushing the stone as He bursts out of the tomb, bringing light and life to all who believe. Cornelia Ohl.
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