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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1930

Page

10

Wilmette Parish Methodist Church Design Features

Designer F L Venning outlines the Wilmette Parish Methodist Church group as a English Gothic inspired seven day church and community center. A dominant 100 foot tower with belfry leads to a cloistered walk and outdoor pulpit. Nave seats 800 with blue and amber clerestory glass, a richly carved chancel and organ chambers flanking the chancel.

F. L. Venning Wilmette Methodist Church Wilmette Parish Methodist Church

Young Married People Form Church Group

A new organization within the Methodist parish named the Young Married People’s Group has formed. It grew from a need to connect many young married church members who were not yet engaged with church life or with each other.

Seady Methodist

Important Change Wrought in Church School Facilities

The Methodist church intensifies religious education with a reorganized church school. Classes now mirror public school grades, with separate rooms. space was needed, prompting acquisition of adjacent houses and the new Church House featuring modern classrooms.

Methodist Church

Remarkable Kimball Organ Installed at Wilmette Parish Church

The new Kimball organ at Wilmette Parish Methodist is among the largest in the North Shore. Built in Chicago by W. W. Kimball Co, it features thirty four speaking stops, three manuals and pedals, two sides of chancel chambers, and a Deagan chime of twenty bells with a harp. William H. Barnes of Evanston wrote the specifications in collaboration with Kimball’s technical staff.

Kimball Wilmette Parish Methodist Church Chicago North Shore William H. Barnes Evanston First Baptist Church W. W. Kimball Company

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