Our windows are perhaps the most conspicuous and beautiful ornaments of the church.  Crafted by William Heath of Philadelphia, they are fine specimens of Ecclesiastical art.  There are eighteen stained glass windows in the church, with the two most prominent  (facing Church Street and Stockton Street) measuring fourteen feet wide by twenty two feet long.     The large Church Street Window is a memorial to the late Mrs. Rebecca Montayne, and bears, in addition to her name, These verses:  "Their works do follow them", and "With Christ, which is far better".  The entire lower half of the window is taken up by a beautiful picture of the Bethany home, showing Martha preparing a feast while Mary sits at the feet of Jesus.      The Stockton Street Window has three large designs with the following figures and inscriptions:  Faith, presented by Mr. and Mrs. Issac L. Davidson; Charity, In Memory of Hester A. Morrison, Presented by Many Friends; and Hope, Presented by Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Rogers.  The upper designs of the window consist of a dove, a crown, and the letters alpha and omega.     This summer, we completed the window restoration project that began in 1995.  The windows were completely refurbished, releaded, and new protective glass was placed on the exterior.