For over 90 years, the Presidio Chapel in San Francisco has served as a place of worship and reflection, becoming a global symbol of interfaith peace. Now funds are being raised to stabilize and expand the historic building with a new art gallery and spaces for worship by all, including faith traditions that don’t use pews, according to architect Page & Turnbull.Primary in the fundraising effort is a new exhibition, which opened Saturday, Aug. 27, called "Remembered Light” and mounted by the Interfaith Center at the Presidio in San Francisco’s War Memorial Veterans Building. The show, encompassing works created from shards of stained glass from cathedrals and synagogues bombed during WWII, draws from the renowned McDonald Peace Windows collection.

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