The Lady Chapel in the south aisle is now dedicated as a prayer corner. The evidence of fixing points show it was screened off from the rest of the Nave and used for private prayer. The piscina in the…
A 16th century altar table is housed in the former lady chapel, now used as a prayer corner. It was originally a domestic dining table which was used as an altar in the Nave during the civil war when …
The blocked door occurred during the Victorian renovation work in the chancel. Formerly the priest's door leading out of the chancel to the priests' house or presbytery. This allowed the clergy direct…
The stained glass window was installed by parishioners in the restored Chancel in memory of Reverend Jackson, the vicar of Moulton 1866-1899. The top windows display the 9 Orders or Ranks of Angels:-
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The ornamental panel behind the altar is displayed in 5 sections representing the 5 wounds of Christ. The decoration of the panels show symbols associated with the crucifixion as depicted in the gospe…
The plain panels in the chancel are largely obscured by the choir stalls. However, there are a number of significant devotional marks with direct reference to the restoration of the monarchy in May 16…
The altar or communion rail is part of the Victorian renovation work and separates the chancel from the sanctuary. During the civil war the use of the sanctuary and chancel was largely abandoned in fa…
