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The mission of Trinity United Methodist Church of Port Townsend is to be a welcoming ministry; to nurture spiritual development, fellowship and outreach.

Stained Glass Windows

Throughout the church building there are 18 or more stained glass windows. Some of them are over 100 years old. On a sunny day these works or art are even more spectacular. Click on any image to see a larger view.
	Trinity Window This window is located in the entrance door. This was a 'practice' window made by a group of six church members in the late 1970's. It was in preparation for the construction of the Cross and Rose Window.
	Holy Spirit Window This is the other entrance door window, circa 1979.
	Cross and Rose Window Located at the foot of the stairway in the entry, this window was completed by Byron Young and five other church members in 1979. It has nearly 500 pieces fitted with lead and zinc. It is a memorial to the P.D. Benson and W. Lawrence Short families.
	Holy Bible Window This window is located in the back of the sanctuary and was installed in 1960 as a memorial to Floyd Eugene Imislund. It is a painted and kiln fired design.
	Fleur-de-lis Window As a memorial to George James Prindle, this window was installed in 1981. Located in the back of the sanctuary, it was completed by Byron Young and friends.
	Rose Window Located in the back of the sanctuary, this window was also completed and installed in 1981 by Byron Young and friends. It is a memorial to Agatha D. Oldham.
	Hope Window This large window to the left of the altar is one of the two oldest windows in the church. It is a painted and kiln fired design and was given in memory of Emma Molly Barrett in 1907. She was active in many areas of good works and was highly regarded as an orator and evangelist.
	Rose in Vase Window This large window is to the right of the altar and was given in memory of Mrs. E. Rose. It was made by the St. Louis Art Glass Company and installed in the 1901 renovation.
	Dove Window This smaller window is to the immediate left of the altar and was given in memory of Zella Roberts Barrie (1885-1969).
	Ship Window This smaller window is to the immediate left of the altar and was given in memory of Zella Roberts Barrie at the same time.....possibly for the 1971 centennial celebration.
	Isaiah 55 Although not a stained glass, this magnificent wood carving graces the high wall on the left hand side of the Sanctuary. It was designed and created by a local artist, David Vane. It is a memorial to Eric Anderson.