This impression is rewarded as you step through the doors. This is no mere hall. Instead, there is a lovely interior with a devotional atmosphere. The dimness inside is pierced by high windows, amplifying the sense of the numinous. As far as possible, I have tried not to use flash in these photographs, to preserve a sense of the ambience.
Entrance is by way of a sheltered porch on the north side of the building.
You step into the north transept , which was at one time designated the 'Boys Brigade' chapel, but has been reordered to provide a space for young children to be together during the services. The fact that this places them closer to the nave altar than the rest of the congregation reflects the sacramental priorities of this worshipping community. There are two altars . The nave altar is set in the crossing, and despite being beautiful, its position isn't wholly satisfactory. I think the presence of a nave altar is preferable to the absence of one, however.