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    NMCP’s Chapel Transforms into ‘Chapel of Comfort’ [Image 5 of 7]

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    The image shows two stained glass window panels mounted on a beige interior wall. The left panel depicts a lighthouse with radiating light beams over water, while the right panel features a world map surrounded by words of comfort and compassion. Both panels are backlit, suggesting natural light from outside.

    PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    07.20.2018

    Photo by Rebecca Perron 

    Naval Medical Center - Portsmouth

    180720-N-GM597-017 Portsmouth, Va. (July 20, 2018) Two of the new stained glass windows are displayed in Naval Medical Center Portsmouth’s (NMCP) chapel, one depicting the New Point Comfort lighthouse, and the other a globe with the names of all of the hospital ships in service since 1941. The last of six stained glass windows was installed in NMCP’s chapel, marking another step toward the completion of its transformation into the “Chapel of Comfort.” (U.S. Navy photo by Rebecca A. Perron)

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    Date Taken: 07.20.2018
    Date Posted: 07.23.2018 11:48
    Photo ID: 4580607
    VIRIN: 180720-N-GM597-017
    Resolution: 4056x2694
    Size: 6.6 MB
    Location: PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA, US
    Web Views: 47
    Downloads: 4

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    The image shows the interior of a military chapel, likely a U.S. Navy chapel, featuring three decorative stained glass windows with nautical and spiritual themes. A U.S. Navy flag stands prominently in the center of the room, flanked by wooden chairs with blue upholstery. The stained glass windows depict naval vessels, helicopters, and inspirational words including 'BE OF COMFORT' and 'ALL ARE WELCOME.'
    The image shows an interior hallway or corridor, likely in a religious or healthcare facility, featuring a backlit triptych sign above a doorway. The central panel displays the text 'Be of Comfort' on a blue background, flanked by two stained glass panels depicting a dove and two hands clasping. An illuminated EXIT sign is visible below the decorative sign, above a wooden door.
    The image shows the entrance to the 'Chapel of Comfort' at the Naval Medical Center in Portsmouth, Virginia. Above the open wooden door is a backlit transom sign with the chapel name, a sunrise motif, and an American flag. Flanking the doorway are two framed stained-glass-style plaques: one for Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, Virginia, and one for USNS Comfort T-AH 20.
    Two men are installing or adjusting a large stained glass panel featuring a world map with inspirational words such as 'Benevolence,' 'Tranquility,' 'Refuge,' 'Rescue,' 'Haven,' and 'Bountiful.' One man is wearing a U.S. Navy digital camouflage uniform, while the other is in civilian clothing with a dark cap. A smaller stained glass window with blue and gold tones is visible on the left wall.
    The image shows two stained glass window panels mounted on a beige interior wall. The left panel depicts a lighthouse with radiating light beams over water, while the right panel features a world map surrounded by words of comfort and compassion. Both panels are backlit, suggesting natural light from outside.
    A stained glass panel is displayed in a window frame mounted on a beige wall. The artwork features a central heart-shaped motif in amber and cream tones, surrounded by radiating geometric segments in shades of blue, teal, and green. The panel is framed in wood and suspended within a metal window frame using small chain hooks.
    A wide-angle fisheye photograph of an empty chapel or worship space, likely located in a military or institutional facility. The room features a raised platform with multiple wooden podiums/pulpits, stained glass windows, and rows of chairs arranged in a semicircular pattern. An American flag and what appears to be a military or organizational flag flank the central speaking area.

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