A nearly 150-year-old stained-glass church window showing a dark-skinned Jesus Christ interacting with women has been rediscovered in a Rhode Island church, stirring questions about race, the ...

A stained-glass window from a shuttered Rhode Island church depicting Jesus as dark-skinned is stirring up fresh scrutiny of the role of race and gender in 19th-century New England.

The window was created by the studios of Henry Sharp, a 19th-century American stained glass maker. Henry Sharp Studio, Jesus with dark skin in a window for St. Mark's Church in Warren, Rhode ...

A stained-glass window at St. Mark’s Church in Warren, R.I., that scholars believe to be the first to depict Christ as a person of color, is moving to the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art in Tennessee.