The four stained glass windows are all the work of C. E. Kempe one of the best designers and colourists of the late Victorian period. His work can be identified by the device of a wheat sheaf.
The lancet window in the north wall of the chancel (11) is dedicated to St Barnabas in memory of Rev. J. Nalson Vicar for 33 years (1852-85). The East Window, with three lights, (12) Nativity, Shepherds and Kings, was erected in 1892 in memory of Rev. Francis John Lambert who died aged 25 only three weeks after his ordination. In the south wall of the chancel the lancet window (14) is dedicated to St John the Baptist in memory of James M. Formby. The West Window, with three lights, (20) was provided by a bequest in the will of Rev. C. P. Howes, Vicar from 1888-1889. He oversaw much of the Victorian restoration work, was very involved in village life and was particularly interested in work with the children of the parish. The lychgate (24) was built at his personal expense.