An east Cleveland church has a new millennium window, crafted by artist Heather Gatt, with the help of the community.
The window at Lingdale's United Reformed Church was made by using silk batik to create the illuminated effect usually produced by stained-glass.
Adults and schoolchildren helped prepare the silk with wax before it was dyed.
The stretched silk was then placed behind clear glass to allow the light to shine through.
Features on the window include a dove and pit-head winding gear to represent peace and the origins of Lingdale. A moorland cross is the centrepiece.
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