Features of Special Interest

• The style and architecture of the church which may be described as "Victorian Gothic Revival" echoes architectural components often found in English medieval parish churches.
• Shingled roof - last replaced in 1999.
• The twelve "Corinthian" style iron columns (representing the twelve apostles) were cast in the Perth foundry of Wright and Gibb.
• The pulpit and eagle lectern were made in 1902 by Perth woodcarver, William Howitt.
• The pipe organ originally built in 1926 was extended and modified in 1967 and the console was moved to its present location during a major renovation in 1994.
• The large square altar was carved by Michael Chaney and consecrated by Archbishop Peter Carnley in 1997.
• Icons written by Marice Sariola include: The Great Crucifix which reveals St John the Evangelist's view of Christ's death, Our Lady of Tenderness and Christ Pantocrator.
• Spaces of interest include: the Oratory (formerly the Vestry), the Beryl Cook Choir Vestry, the Bell-ringing room (Catherine Hope Room).
• The beautiful windows reflect a range of aesthetic, religious and commemorative interests. 
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