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Sunlight shines into the sanctuary, bringing out the richly stained wood carvings. This is the church's Casavant organ, rebuilt in 1986.
A view from the balcony at the back of the church reveals the pews and aisles that are oriented towards the pulpit. At the left is a Steinway grand piano often used for modern hymns, and near the exit at the right is an elevator installed in 1996 that descends to the main hall.
The Plymouth-Trinity building is built on a solid piece of sloping rock -- the reason for the original "Plymouth" church name -- and as a result has several levels descending from the sanctuary. Here is the main hall, with stairs up to the sanctuary to the right and stairs leading down to the Sunday school rooms and back exit on the left. The hall was completely refinished and painted a few years ago.
The kitchen leads off from the other end of the hall. At the top left is the mezzanine directly outside of the sanctuary.
Plymouth-Trinity United Church 2007
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