At the center of the front wall behind the altar is a large cross - a simple wooden cross, an empty cross. The light is ever changing and the curve of the oak suggests the movement of flame or the wind - both symbols of the spirit. The fluid beauty of the sculptured cross is in stark contrast to the rough hewn cross that Jesus bore. He overcome death. Our sanctuary has been enhanced by the addition of thirty beautiful stained glass windows.
Light is necessary to life.
A clear glass window would suffice to bring light into a building. The soft light filtering through the Bible scenes, the history of Methodism, the symbols and essence of our faith brings new meaning to worship. There are three windows on each side wall, twelve windows in the back, and eighteen windows in the balcony that show Biblical events, Methodist history symbols and Christian commissions. The six Biblical windows, three on each side wall, display a succinct portrayal of Old and New Testament stories. The traditional symbols convey religious significance.