There is a large stained-glass window behind the altar. All of the chancel, altar rail, and pew kneelers are of needlepoint. Designed by a parishioner, they have been stitched by members over the past 30 years. The church is well-equipped with robing rooms for the clergy, vestment closets, a choir robing room, bridal party dressing rooms, and lavatories. There is a sacristy adjacent to the chancel, and the altar appointments are handsome and complete.
Entrances are from the narthex and at either side of the nave near the chancel.
In 1990, major renovations and improvements were made to the church's sanctuary coincident with the installation of a new organ. Provided as a gift by several parishioners, the organ was built by John Brombaugh and Associates of Eugene, Oregon. A tracker organ, it is truly an instrument of considerable power, beauty, and expressive qualities. The church renovations included a major upgrading of the electrical system, a new lighting system, refinishing of the pews, painting of the walls, resealing and cleaning of the ceiling, restoration of the tile floor, and the crafting of a new, free-standing altar. Replacing a smaller building, the parish house was built in 1952.