Dixon Studio specializes in the creation and restoration of beautiful stained glass windows. Ronald Neill Dixon has hundreds of stained glass commissions to his credit in churches of various denominations across the country. Included here is just a representative sampling of the artist's custom designed works. Please contact the studio if you are interested in additional references within a specific region, style, or denomination. at right: one in a series of traditional style Gothic windows designed by Ronald Neill Dixon for First United Methodist Church in Kansas City, Missouri, 1965

STAINED GLASS WINDOWS IN VIRGINIA DESIGNED BY RONALD NEILL DIXON, NDD  Abundant Life Christian Center - Stephens City, Virginia traditional style, 42.5 sq.ft.: 1 figure window Amelon United Methodist Church - Madison Heights, Virginia traditional style, 287 sq.ft.: 7 figure windows and 1 skylight Beulah United Methodist Church - Richmond, Virginia traditional style: large windows w/painted figures on geometric background Calvary Presbyterian Church - Alexandria, Virginia traditional style, 175 sq.ft.: 9 symbol windows Christ Episcopal Church - Winchester, Virginia traditional style, 88 sq.ft.: 1 transom, 6 lancets, 4 chapel windows Christ Lutheran Church - Richmond, Virginia contemporary style, 165 sq.ft.: 1 figure window, 18 geometric windows

above: one of two stylized byzantine windows designed by Ronald Neill Dixon for St. Luke's Catholic Church in Virginia Beach, 1993 Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church - Sterling, Virginia contemporary style, 804 sq.ft.: all windows in main worship space Duncan memorial United Methodist Church - Berryville, Virginia contemporary style: 10 symbol windows Episcopal Church of the Epiphany - Richmond, Virginia traditional style, 15 sq.ft.: 2 pictorial windows at entrance Faith Chapel Presbyterian Church - Lucketts, Virginia traditional style, 20 sq.ft.: 2 symbol windows First Presbyterian Church - Newport News, Virginia traditional style: 30' high Gothic figure window at rear of church Holy Comforter Catholic Church - Charlottesville, Virginia traditional style: window in narthex over office Holy Name of Mary Catholic Church - Bedford, Virginia traditional style, 92 sq.ft.: figure windows at entrance, altar, chapel Holy Trinity Catholic Church - Gainesville, Virginia traditional style, 40 figure windows, 7 symbol windows Hopel Chapel Baptist Church - Dry Fork, Virginia traditional style, 122 sq.ft.: 8 figure windows Ingram Christian Church - Vernon Hill, Virginia traditional style: 4 Gothic arch windows and 1 transom Macedonia Baptist Church - Callands, Virginia traditional style, 316 sq.ft.: 14 symbol windows McCanless Memorial United Methodist Church - South Boston, Virginia traditional style: transom window over entrance Nazareth Lutheran Church - Hopewell, Virginia traditional style, 132 sq.ft.: 22' high figure window Newman Center Chapel at Virginia Tech - Blacksburg, Virginia contemporary style, 29.5 sq.ft.: 1 abstract window Oak Hill Baptist Church - Middlebrook, Virginia traditional style, 3 figure windows, 1 symbol window Our Lady of the Blue Ridge Catholic Church - Madison, Virginia traditional style, 25 sq.ft.: 1 figure window in choir loft Our Lady of Lavang Catholic Church - Norfolk, Virginia Honorable Mention for Bene Visual Arts Award tradtional style, 75 sq.ft.: 1 figure window Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church - Richmond, Virginia recipient of Bene Visual Arts Award contemporary style: 14 figure windows, 1 symbol window, 2 abstracts Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church - Appomattox, Virginia contemporary style, 34 sq.ft.: 3 symbol windows Providence United Methodist Church - Rustburg, Virginia traditional style, 96 sq.ft.: 8 figure windows Resurrection Lutheran Church - Newport News, Virginia traditional style: 1 figure window and 2 symbol windows Royal Oak Presbyterian Church - Marion, Virginia traditional style: 1 figure window Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church - Winchester, Virginia traditional style, 42 sq.ft.: 3 portrait windows in convent chapel St. Andrew’s Catholic Church - Roanoke, Virginia traditional style: 9 figure windows, 12 symbol windows St. Andrew's Catholic Church - Chincoteague, Virginia contemporary style, 3 symbol windows St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church - Gretna, Virginia contemporary style, 92 sq.ft.: 11 symbol windows St. Ann’s Catholic Church - Arlington, Virginia contemporary style, 20 sq.ft.: symbol window over altar St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church - Staunton, Virginia tradtional style, 2 figure windows St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church - Mathews, Virginia contemporary style, 16 sq.ft.: symbol window over altar St. John the Apostle Catholic Church - Virginia Beach, VA tradtional style, 4 symbol windows in bell tower St. John Neumann Catholic Church - Powhatan, Virginia contemporary style, 450 sq.ft.: 10 figure windows, 4 symbol windows St. Lawrence Martyr Catholic Church - Alexandria, Virginia stylized Byzantine, 72 sq.ft.: 8 figure windows in narthex & sacristy St. Luke’s Catholic Church - Virginia Beach, Virginia stylized Byzantine, 18 sq.ft.: 2 figure windows St. Mary's Catholic Church - Lovingston, Virginia traditional style, 6 figure windows, 3 symbol windows St. Nicholas Catholic Church - Virginia Beach, Virginia traditional style, 3 figure windows St. Paschal Baylon Catholic Church - South Boston, Virginia contemporary style, 80 sq.ft.: 7 symbol windows St. Paul’s Lutheran Church - Roanoke, Virginia contemporary style, 936 sq.ft.: 12 symbol windows Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church - Palmyra, Virginia traditional style, 28.25 sq.ft.: 1 symbol window St. Theresa Catholic Church - Tazewell, Virginia traditional style, 7 sq,ft,: 1 figure window St. Victoria Catholic Church - Hurt, Virginia contemporary & traditional styles: figure, symbol, and portrait windows Shrine of the Sacred Heart - Hot Springs, Virginia traditional style, 196 sq.ft.: 14 figure windows Vienna Baptist Church - Vienna, Virginia contemporary style, 213 sq.ft.: 6 symbol windows and 1 skylight Virginia Seminary & College - Lynchburg, Virginia traditional style, 540 sq.ft.: 10 symbol windows

NATIONAL REFERENCES: STAINED GLASS WINDOWS DESIGNED BY RONALD NEILL DIXON, NDD Annunciation Episcopal Church - Vidalia, Georgia Assumption Catholic Church - Nashville, Tennessee Bay Shore Lutheran Church - Miami, Florida Beardon United Methodist Church - Knoxville, Tennessee Bethel AME Church - Freeport, New York Carlsen Memorial UMC - LaBelle, Florida Cedar Park Assembly of God - Bothell, Washington Central United Methodist Church - Kansas City, Missouri Chickasaw United Methodist Church - Chickasaw, Alabama Christ the King Catholic Church - Andalusia, Alabama at left: detail from baptism window at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Sarasota, Florida installed 1992

Church of the Apostles - Atlanta, Georgia Community Church - Vero Beach, Florida Cross & Crown Lutheran Church - Mathews, North Carolina Emanuel Lutheran Church - Tawas City, Michigan Epiphany Catholic Church - Lake City, Florida Episcopal Church of Divine Love - Montrose, New York First Baptist Church - Paducah, Kentucky First Presbyterian Church - Lee’s Summit, Missouri First United Methodist Church - Hendersonville, Tennessee Good Shepherd Lutheran Church - Garden City, Georgia Grace Baptist Church - Eustis, Florida Grace Lutheran Church - Easton, Maryland Grace United Methodist Church - Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist Church - Newark, New Jersey Harpeth Heights Baptist Church - Nashville, Tennessee Holy Cross Catholic Church - Garrett Park, Maryland Holy Cross Lutheran Church - Miami, Florida Hope Lutheran Church - Selden, New York Immaculate Conception Catholic Church - Marydel, Maryland Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church - Prosperity, South Carolina Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church - Winston-Salem, North Carolina Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church - Washington, DC Our Redeemer Lutheran Church - Augustus, Georgia Our Lady of Guadalupe Church - Houston, Texas Pershing Avenue Christian Church - Orlando, Florida Rose Hill Presbyterian Church - Redmond, Washington Sacred Heart Catholic Church - Warner Robins, GA St. Alban’s Episcopal Church - Washington, DC St. Andrew’s Church - West Hampstead, New York St. Catherine’s Catholic Church - Orange Park, Florida St. Columba Catholic Church - Dothan, Alabama St. David’s Episcopal Church - Columbia, South Carolina St. George’s Episcopal Church - Mt. Savage, Maryland St. James Catholic Church - Washington, Iowa St. John of the Cross Catholic Church - Vero Beach, Florida St. John’s Catholic Church - Ozark, Alabama St. John’s Episcopal Church - Henderson, North Carolina St. Lawrence Catholic Church - Fairhope, Alabama St. Luke’s Catholic Church - Middleburg, Florida St. Luke’s Episcopal Church - New Orleans, Louisiana St. Luke’s Hospital Chapel, Leawood, Kansas St. Martin’s Catholic Church - Troy, Alabama St. Patrick’s Catholic Church - Sarasota, Florida St. Paul’s Church - Gardner, Massachusetts St. Paul’s Catholic Church - Leesburg, Florida St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church - Naples, Florida St. Peter’s Catholic Church - Birmingham, Alabama St. Peter’s Catholic Church - Waldorf, Maryland St. Rita Catholic Church - West Palm Beach, Florida St. Sebastian Catholic Church - Sebastian, Florida Sts. Simon & Jude Episcopal Church - Irmo, South Carolina St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School - Ft. Lauderdale, Florida St. Veronica Catholic Church - Baltimore, Maryland St. Vito Catholic Church - Mamaroneck, New York San Juan del Rio Catholic Church - Jacksonville, Florida Sisters of Charity Motherhouse - Leavenworth, Kansas Somerset Christian Church - Somerset, Pennsylvania South Miami Hospital Chapel - Miami, Florida Straight Gate Church - Detroit, Michigan Trinity Presbyterian Church - Bethesda, Maryland Union Bethel AMD - Brandywine, Maryland DIXON STUDIO a division of the Dixon Arts Guild, Inc. 323 N. Central Ave. Staunton, VA 24401 800-619-1112 Email: info@dixonstudio.com image at top left: window over altar at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church in Mathews, Virginia, 2005 All website text & illustrations ©2010 Dixon Arts Guild, Inc. No content, image, or portion thereof may be copied, reproduced, or transmitted, in any format, in whole or in part without express written permission from the Dixon Arts Guild, Inc.