The chapel is situated in the center of the GFU campus on the edge of wooded Hess Creek, which bisects the campus. An
electric organ was supplied by
Rodgers Instruments. Entitled
The Peaceable Kingdom Come, the pair of murals is based on Quaker artist
Edward Hicks'
The Peaceable Kingdom. Timmerman's murals incorporate biblical imagery and Oregon wildlife, including the
western meadowlark (Oregon's state bird). People depicted sitting peacefully alongside animals are modeled on GFU students and alumni. Motifs toward the top of the murals include imagery from
Revelation and visions of
angels, also modeled on GFU community members. Timmerman and Stanton matched the palettes of the windows and the murals, with the lower portions of each incorporating more blues and greens and the upper portions incorporating yellows, oranges and purples. Stained glass scenes from the works of
C. S. Lewis and
J. R. R. Tolkien appear in the chapel library located adjacent to the vestibule. Other artwork in the chapel includes a bronze sculpture of the Last Supper by Scott Rogers and a full set of all seven volumes of the
Saint John's Bible, a
hand-calligraphed Bible produced at
Saint John's Abbey in Minnesota, known for being the first Bible to be calligraphed by hand for more than 500 years. The library includes several rare volumes donated by Baker, including a 1950 printing of Lewis'
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe signed by illustrator
Pauline Baynes. ==Gallery==