“A particularly striking enunciation of the unity between soldier and Christ is the memorial window of Carmichael United Church to Regina, dedicated on Armistice Day 1928. It is a stained glass rendering of James Clark’s painting “The Great Sacrifice,” and depicts a dead soldier lying
at the feet of Jesus. Peace and composure are reflected on the face of the soldier …”
– Prof. Jonathan F. Vance
The crests of various Canadian regiments form a border around this moving portrayal of a dying infantryman. c. 1927
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