The Last Supper
This Last Supper wood carving, made out of Teakwood, was presented to Otto and Alice Dokken in 1969
by their youngest daughter who was stationed in the orient for two years with her husband.
It was carved by local artists in Taichung, Taiwan and hung in the Dokken's family room for 30 years.
Their three daughters, Ailene Dokken Olk of Glasgow, Carol Dokken Wade of Lewistown
and Flora Dokken Sutten of Wilmington, NC knew their parents
wanted the carving to have a home in the First Lutheran Church in Glasgow, MT for all to enjoy.
The carving hangs just outside the door to the church office.
This Last Supper wood carving, made out of Teakwood, was presented to Otto and Alice Dokken in 1969
by their youngest daughter who was stationed in the orient for two years with her husband.
It was carved by local artists in Taichung, Taiwan and hung in the Dokken's family room for 30 years.
Their three daughters, Ailene Dokken Olk of Glasgow, Carol Dokken Wade of Lewistown
and Flora Dokken Sutten of Wilmington, NC knew their parents
wanted the carving to have a home in the First Lutheran Church in Glasgow, MT for all to enjoy.
The carving hangs just outside the door to the church office.