The nave itself can be separated from the parlor by two large wooden overhead doors, which also leave a passage from the front door to the office wing. The wooden pews in the church are divided into four sections by three aisles which run the length of the nave. The pews all curve in order to create a semicircle, with the concave side of the semicircle facing the chancel. The ends of the pews all have sloping armrests which rise several inches above the rest of the pew and which resemble scrolls. Currently, all pews have cloth cushions, and each pew is identified by a brass number plate.
Artificial lighting is provided by three light fixtures, suspended several feet from the ceiling.
Each fixture features a single glass globe. These are arranged along an axis which runs from the center of the east transept to the center of the west transept. In 1979, the middle glass globe was repaired in such a way as to appear identical with the two original globes. All other light is natural, the main source of illumination being the stained glass windows. Here the altar is located, set back inside a niche in the rear wall.