John Etty designed the large wooden screen (the reredos) behind the communion table and his son William completed it for 68 in 1712 the communion rails are contemporary with it. Queen Anne's coat of arms was moved from the top of the reredos to the gallery front in 1924. The Latin words mean "God so loved the World " The Lord's Prayer (left) and Apostles' Creed (right) are foundation statements of Christianity. The picture is a copy of Zurbaran's "Adoration of the Shepherds" (original in the National Gallery) replacing in 1924 a list of the Ten Commandments. Lathe-and-plaster ceilings probably painted blue with gold stars were added in 1766 at a cost of 24.