A new stained-glass window is pictured in a hallway next to the sanctuary at St. John Presbyterian Church in New Albany prior to a dedication ceremony for the window Thursday afternoon. The window was made possible by an anonymous donor and was modeled after the existing stained-glass windows at the church. The congregation of St. John was originally in the structure that currently houses Second Baptist Church in downtown New Albany, which was once a part of the Underground Railroad. The window was donated to celebrate the shared history of the two churches. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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