The 7 by 9 foot Tiffany window.

The wall surrounding the window was intentionally included in the picture to demonstrate the workmanship of even something mundane as a wall.  The gold glass tiles are meticulously arranged in a pattern of several thousand small, arched crosses.

A shot of the interior right wall mural.  The mural is comprised entirely of stained glass tiles.  A similar mural can be found on the left interior wall.  Although the illustrations appear Egyptian-themed, both murals describe and symbolize the laws of the Old Testament and the Prophets.  Some masonic symbols were thrown in for good measure.

A view of the left interior wall mural.  Although not legible from this photo, the shields on the boat each contain letters spelling out the name of a different biblical Prophet.

A view from behind the altar, facing the right.  The marble bench is inlaid with gold stained-glass tiles.  The chandelier and candle-like lamps were also designed by Tiffany.

These benches were carved from Lebanese cedar and inlaid with a mosaic of glass tiles.  As nice as they look, they are as uncomfortable as any other church pew.

The floor tile was also designed by Tiffany.