Sanctuary

The sanctuary was remodeled in 2002, resulting in a bright, welcoming space. Lighting, acoustics, and the Chancel were all improved, and a new sound system was installed in 2004. 

The Nave is enhanced with by beautiful stained glass windows showing scenes from the life of Christ. The Cross at the back of the Chancel engages the focus of those who enter for worship.

The sanctuary pipe organ was built by the Robert Pearson Organ Company.  It is a large three-manual, 47-rank instrument built in the English style.  The oak case was carefully designed to highlight and frame the stained glass cross, an original feature of the Sanctuary.  The moveable organ console and Chancel furnishings were built to coordinate by a local craftsman.

Accommodations for the disabled are included.

Chapel

The Harry Rogers Memorial Chapel was renovated in the summer of 2001.  This intimate worship space contains a five rank pipe organ and baby grand piano (a gift from the estate of Dorothy Miller).  Stained glass windows in the Nave depicts scenes from the Gospels and the large round window in the Chancel is rich in Christian symbols.