The East Window portrays New Testament saints alongside early Irish missionaries and commemorates the long and faithful ministry of James Dunn O'Hara and his son Henry S. O'Hara.

The impressive church high pitched timber panelled ceiling extends through the chancel from the length of the main church.

The pulpit stands at this points visible throughout the church. With its ornate marble base and decorative timber upper surround.

The Font was placed here during the church's centenary year, 1985. Prior to this it was situated in the traditional place at the rear of the church.

The golden eagle lectern stands below the pulpit

The South Transept was added to the 17th century church in the mid-1770s. Much of this transept was retained during the rebuilding of 18831885.

The Dodington Memorial. Sir Edward Dodington, Armourer and Captain of the king's Fort at Dungiven in the early 17th century and designer of the walls of Derry, laid his young wife to rest near here.

The Knox Window was dedicated on 31st July 1921 in memory of Robert Kyle Knox, died. 1919. It depicts four biblical figures and the vocations with which they are associated: Jonathan (the friend), Joseph of Arimathea (the businessman), Nehemiah (the counsellor) and Timothy (the student).