First Church in Windsor Peace Pole

I was doing some on-​line research to see what kind of monuments or memorials were in the Windsor Area, when my search led me to the curious phrase «Peace Pole».
Now I’ve heard of peace pipes. I’ve heard of totem poles. But until today, I had I never heard of a Peace Pole. Well it turns out that there was one just a few miles from where I work !
According to the good folks at Wikipedia, «A Peace Pole is a monument that displays the message «May Peace Prevail on Earth» in the language of the country where it has been placed, and usually 3 to 5 additional translations. The message is referred to as a peace prayer.
Peace Poles originated in Japan in 1955 and then spread around the globe. Today, peace poles around the world number over 100,000 and can be found in over 180 countries.
The First Church in Windsor’s Peace Pole was dedicated in 2010 to honor the retirement of Sue Williams after her 12 years of service as their Parish Caring Ministries Coordinator.
The pole is located right in front of the church’s main entrance. It is a stained redwood pole with carved engravings on all four sides that reads «Let Peace Prevail Upon Earth» in four different languages. The base of the pole is set in a small landscaped square bordered by stone bricks.
How cool is this?