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1PIC_0552.jpg	The war memorial Lych Gate
PIC_0000.jpg	The church from the lych gate
PIC_0558.JPG	Porch, the inscription reads ''Enter into His Gates with Thanksgiving''
PIC_0560.JPG	Tiles in the porch.
PIC_0564.JPG	The rood screen, decorated with 8 saints (St. Lewinna, St. Hugh, St. Dunstan, St. Richard, St. Wilfrith, St. Cuthman, St Leonard and St. Hilda) and bears the words 'Sic enim dilexit deus mundum ut filium suum unigenitum daret ut omnis qui credit in eum no pereat (John 3:16) 
PIC_0563.jpg	The pulpit erected im memory of Robert Henderson of Sedgwick Park in 1896
PIC_0566.JPG	Detail of the rood screen, L-R Ss. Wilfrith, Cuthman, Leonard and Hilda.
PIC_0572.JPG	The painted ceiling dates from 1947 when the chancel was redecorated in memory of  Mr. W. Abbey of Sedgwick Park. 
PIC_0577.JPG	The east window was made in 1949 and depicts aspects of the character of St. Andrew 
PIC_0573.jpg	Detail of the ceiling
PIC_0574.jpg	The organ case. The text reads thus: ''Omnis spiritus laudet  Dominum. Jubilate Deo introite in conspecto eius in exultatione. Laudate eum in tympano et choro.''  which tanslates as  ''All ye people praise the Lord. Be joyful in the Lord; come before His presence with jubilation. Praise Him with drums and choirs.''
PIC_0576.jpg	Detail of the altar.
PIC_0588.JPG	The Moschini Window which was designed by Thomas Denny and installed in 1994 to the memory of Alexander Moschini
PIC_0575.jpg	The altar.
PIC_0591.JPG	A colourful plaque erected to the memory of Lt. Noel Roland Abbey who died in the Great War.
PIC_0593.JPG	Tiles
PIC_0597.JPG	The Fort Worth Window is an exact replica of that to be found in the University Christian Church at Ft. Worth, TX, USA and commemorates the ties of the church and choir with churches overseas.
PIC_0599.JPG	The baptistery and Purbeck Marble font.
PIC_0603.JPG	Baptistery floor tiles.
PIC_0605.JPG	Memorial to John Aldridge Esq. of New Lodge who died in 1803 aged 36, his wife Anna Maria who died in 1825 aged 48 and John Warburton Aldridge who died in 1801 aged five months. 'His short and unblemished Life was uniformly marked by piety to GOD and good will to Man. He lived respected and beloved and died deservedly lamented by his Family and Friends, none knew him ever so little, as not to sorrow for his early fate.'
PIC_0015.jpg	The 13th Century parish chest. 
PIC_0014.jpg	Lectern and parish chest.
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PIC_0002.jpg	View from the west.
PIC_0005.jpg	North side of the church showing the vestry, added in 1907.
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