The high vaulted ceilings (track lighting addin in December 1996) are in keeping and the handmade pews, with their beautiful turned arms are works of art, made of alternating strips of red oak and white oak. The wainscoting is of the same material. These pews are put together with wood pegs instead of nails. Most unusual is the low partition down the center of the room separating the pews. This arrangement was in keeping with the tradition of the era in the Old South for men and women to sit separately in Church services.
Facing the pulpit, one is profoundly affected by the beautiful stained glass figure of Christ, postured with outstretched hands, which fill the arch behind the choir in chancel. This memorial to Felton Jarvis, an Elder and devoted member, was given by is wife, Mary Lynch Jarvis. It was designed by Dennis Harmon of Emanuel Stained Glass Studios.
The Church was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982

All the beautiful stained glass, all renovations to the Sanctuary, annex and all outside, were made possible through a substantial trust left to this Church by Mary Lynch Jarvis when she passed away from cancer June 6, 1995.