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© cambusnethan cemetery gate :: photo credit ~ straaddreamer

The tower of Cambusnethan North Church is seen through one of the old gates at the entrance to the cemetery

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© through a glass greenly :: photo credit ~ straaddreamer

This photo was taken on a summer evening through the panes of glass in one of the transept windows in Cambusnethan North Church.

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© yellow flower :: photo credit ~ straaddreamer

A wild poppy on a wall near Cambusnethan North Church

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© window for the soul! :: photo credit ~ straaddreamer

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© transformation :: photo credit ~ stripey.suze

On Easter Sunday (2009), flowers were woven into the crown of thorns on the wooden cross as a symbol of new life and resurrection. This was created by Laura Brown, a member of our congregation.

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© resurrection :: photo credit ~ stripey.suze

Everyone in the congregation on Easter Sunday (2009) was involved in transforming the empty black cross into a riot of colour by placing paper butterflies all over it. Butterflies are a symbol of resurrection.