Sections of the medieval rood screen (which must have been especially fine) are set by the pulpit, including horse-like beasts, intricate roundels, and trails of vines and ivy-berries. The Jacobean pulpit has carvings of its own, with more panels of the same date behind the altar. Old box pews, monuments to successive squires of nearby Nantclwyd Hall, and a touching portrait of the local Roman Catholic martyr Edward Jones are noteworthy.
Parts of the medieval rood screen, which were likely exceptional, are placed by the pulpit, including horse-like animals, intricate circular patterns, and trails of vines and berries. The Jacobean pulpit has its own carvings, with additional panels of the same era behind the altar. Notable features include old box pews, monuments to local squires, and a portrait of the local Roman Catholic martyr Edward Jones.