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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]“The Robert Henry Robinson one I've found was one of the ones I could find no evidence of (the one with the man kneeling) The only reference I have found to it just says that it was a parable of the talents - though no evidence as to what happened to it.” Was there two windows named “The Parable of the Talents?” 15th Dec 1911 Ripley & Heanor There was a crowded congregation on Sunday morning at Heanor Parish Church, when a stained glass window in the south side of the church was unveiled. The window represents “The Parable of the Talents,” and contains the following inscription: “To the Glory of God, and in loving memory of Thomas Mayfield, J.P. for nine years churchwarden of this church, and for 33 years teacher and superintendent in its schools; born September 18th 1844; fell asleep March 28th 1910. This window was erected in recognition of his faithful work to his Master.” At the foot, engraved on a scroll, are the words “Well done, thou good and faithful servant. The window has been raised by collections in the five churches in Heanor parish and Sunday schools, and by private subscription from numerous friends. Mr H. Dix and a strong committee have carried out the arrangements. Among the various bodies which were represented at the church for the ceremony were the Heanor Urban District Council, Heanor and District Old Soldiers, St John Ambulance, Boy Scouts, Church Lads Brigade, Heanor Technical Staff, Heanor Conservative Association and Heanor Liberal Federation. Master Leslie Mayfield, son of Mr Harry B. Mayfield and grandson of the late Thomas Mayfield, unveiled the window, and Canon Corfield, the late rector, read the dedicatory prayers. In his sermon Canon Corfield referred to the excellent traits of character, example, ------------ and Christian energy which were always manifested by their highly respected and much missed friend the late Thomas Mayfield. At night the Rev. Ashley T. Corfield preached his first sermon at the Parish church. His induction takes place on the 21st. Jenny[/quote]
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replied on: 11/24/2006 8:20:38 PM

“The Robert Henry Robinson one I've found was one of the ones I could find no evidence of (the one with the man kneeling) The only reference I have found to it just says that it was a parable of the talents - though no evidence as to what happened to it.”

Was there two windows named “The Parable of the Talents?”
15th Dec 1911
Ripley & Heanor
There was a crowded congregation on Sunday morning at Heanor Parish Church, when a stained glass window in the south side of the church was unveiled. The window represents “The Parable of the Talents,” and contains the following inscription: “To the Glory of God, and in loving memory of Thomas Mayfield, J.P. for nine years churchwarden of this church, and for 33 years teacher and superintendent in its schools; born September 18th 1844; fell asleep March 28th 1910. This window was erected in recognition of his faithful work to his Master.” At the foot, engraved on a scroll, are the words “Well done, thou good and faithful servant.
The window has been raised by collections in the five churches in Heanor parish and Sunday schools, and by private subscription from numerous friends. Mr H. Dix and a strong committee have carried out the arrangements. Among the various bodies which were represented at the church for the ceremony were the Heanor Urban District Council, Heanor and District Old Soldiers, St John Ambulance, Boy Scouts, Church Lads Brigade, Heanor Technical Staff, Heanor Conservative Association and Heanor Liberal Federation.
Master Leslie Mayfield, son of Mr Harry B. Mayfield and grandson of the late Thomas Mayfield, unveiled the window, and Canon Corfield, the late rector, read the dedicatory prayers.
In his sermon Canon Corfield referred to the excellent traits of character, example, ------------ and Christian energy which were always manifested by their highly respected and much missed friend the late Thomas Mayfield.
At night the Rev. Ashley T. Corfield preached his first sermon at the Parish church. His induction takes place on the 21st.

Jenny

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