Lamb of God - Saint Samlet Church - Llansamlet, Wales, Great Britain.
N 51° 39.798 W 003° 54.114
30U E 437621 N 5723975
Church of Saint Samlet has two large stained glass windows, and several smaller windows. Including the figures of St.Samlet, Dewi Sant, and the Lamb of God. The Church is an Anglican parish church built 1878 in Llansamlet, Swansea, Wales.
Waymark Code: WMKDRN
Location: South Wales, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 03/27/2014
Views: 3
The window featured in this listing is of three figures, It is impossible to get near the window in the church due to the suspended ceiling. So its hard to know for certain, but I think the window shows three Saints, or perhaps two Saints and a figure in the center, as the good shepherd, or perhaps the Lamb of God.
The Saint on the Left is Dewi Sant (Saint David) The Saint on the right is St.Samlet, the patron saint of the Church.
Stained Glass description below from British Listed Buildings Web Site: (
visit link)
"Stained glass mostly C20 N aisle 4th Heavenly Power of Love 1986 by Tim Lewis; N aisle fifth dated 1934 in old-fashioned c1900 style by G. Maile, Angel at Tomb. S aisle third, The Creation in 6 roundels 1999 by Colwyn Morris of Glantawe Studios; S aisle fourth, abstract glass in clear glass (light of the world) with brown (industrial waste),100 clear bubbles (100 years of the church) 3 red bubbles (3 donors), 1980 by Tim Lewis; S aisle fifth, symbols of New and Old Testaments, 1990 by Colwyn Morris. E window of patterned quarries with small symbols of Evangelists and others. Good W window of 1920s with S David/ Lamb of God / S Samlet over 3 small scenes, Christ figure in big sexfoil over.
Anglican parish church of 1878-80 by H.F. Clarke of Briton Ferry built for the local industrialist family of Jenkins. The tower was not added until 1914-15 to designs by Glendinning Moxham of Swansea. The church is of unusual scale and is the major work of the architect." Text adapted from: (
visit link)
Church and Churchyard photos: (
visit link)
Primary website for Church: (
visit link)