The sanctuary or bishop's chairs are special chairs which now stand at the entrance to the chancel. They were originally in the sanctuary but were moved to be near the portable altar when this started to be used at the entrance to the chancel for Parish Communion services. They are made of wood and there are IHS carvings on the backs of the bishop’s chairs. IHS or IHC are the first three letters of the Greek for Jesus (IHCOYC) (see below).

The litany desks are prayer desks for the clergy. They are also made of carved wood.

A and O (Alpha and Omega, the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet) have been cleverly included in the design of the chancel roof timbers.

Stained glass has been used to add beauty and colour to our church. Most of our windows show biblical scenes, and these helped to teach the people about religion in the days when most of them could not read.

The separate pieces of glass each have their own colour and are set into strips of lead. The colours in early stained glass were each thought to have a meaning; for instance, red meant divine love, white - divine wisdom, yellow - faith, and so on.