New stained glass windows installed at Addison Congregational Church

Master craftsman Ruben Llano cleans a panel from a stained glass window before final installation.

Omnibus Studios Inc. President/ Senior Designer Richard E. Hanley, right, master craftsman Ruben Llano, left, and apprentice Joseph Llano install the final window of Jesus at Gethsemane.

(left to right): Stained glass designer Richard E. Hanley, who crafted the windows, looks on as church parishioners Ashley Aungst, Cheryl Held, and Leone Lee react to the first installed stained glass window being lit.

Detail of a stained glass window depicting John the Baptist. All three panels feature water, a symbol of baptism and the holy spirit, that acts as a nod to the area's waterways.

Pastor Kevin Duffy, left, tells John Decker, who owns a local Insurance business and insures the church, all about the new stained glassed windows as they are being installed. Church members, staff and the curious popped into the church all day to check on the progress of the windows.

Each window is an original design, every piece within the window is hand cut. It took three months to build the six panels that make up the trio of windows.

Detail of the stained glass window that depicts Jesus with children. "Without light, stained glass is lifeless, " said Senior Designer Richard E. Hanley.

Ashley Aungst, left, Cheryl Held, and Leone Lee marvel at the color and details of the first window installed. Held and Lee would return to see all three windows finished.

The final piece of the window depicting Jesus at Gethsemane is installed.

Apprentice Joseph Llano holds a stained glass panel of Jesus at Gethsemane in place while it is secured.

Master craftsman Ruben Llano holds a stained glass panel in place.

Pastor Kevin Duffy leans over to closely inspect the detail of one of the stained glass windows.