The symbol of the Cross dominates the sanctuary. It is made of glass blocks embedded in the western wall at the back of the chancel. Before it is the communion table, which is also our altar. The bowl and pitcher at the table remind us that Jesus was both Lord and servant at the Last Supper. The pulpit and the baptistry are the other major symbols in the chancel area.
Flower pots flank the sanctuary door.
An outdoor worship area has been recreated with flagstones, a circle of stone seating, and the old rugged cross that formerly stood where the new sanctuary is now. Stone benches in a shady grove provide an inviting spot for meditating or just resting as you pass between the old and new sanctuary buildings. This window is the latest to be added to the new sanctuary. Like the others, it was designed and built by members of our congregation. This herald angel with trumpet and flowing robes appears on the sanctuary wall during the morning service in early spring and late summer as the sun shines through glass blocks in the ceiling.