We
are
so
different.
Some
are
lonely,
others
are
bruised
in
various
ways,
but
we
all
belong
to
the
fellowship
of
believers.
HABERGET
KIRKELIGE
KULTURSMIE/ADAMS
Adventist
background
will
be
inspired
to
reflect
on
the
large
themes
of
life.
Near
the
entrance
to
the
sanctuary,
three
squares
in
tones
of
red
with
a
golden
rim
represent
the
Word
of
God,
the
Fall
and
the
Sabbath.
On
the
south
wall,
a
rectangular,
deep-blue
group
of
panels
depict
a
bright
light
with
strong
rays,
reminding
wor-
shippers
that
Christ
is
the
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ed
light
of
the
world.
Along
the
rays
are
flower
petals
of
dif-
ferent
sizes
and
shapes.
“I
think
the
flowers
represent
the
members
of
the
congrega-
tion,”
Hansen
says.
“We
are
so
different.
Some
are
lonely,
others
are
bruised
in
various
ways,
but
we
all
belong
to
the
fellowship
of
believers.”
The
symbol
of
the
flowers
is
car-
ried
over
into
the
group
of
red
panels—a
reminder
of
the
a
new
earth
where
we
will
experience
a
perfect
world
with
God.
One
of
the
rays
in
the
blue
group
of
panels
turns
into
the
hand
of
a
large
clock.
The
time
is
five
to
twelve,
a
timely
reminder
that
the
second
coming
of
Christ
is
near.
“We
must
make
a
choice
before
it
is
too
late,”
says
the
artist.
Hansen
did
not
want
to
give
the
artwork
a
specific
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