The western aisle-end windows are alike.
The stonework of the apex of each window on the outside is in the form of a Canterbury cross.
The coloured glass around the cross is painted with a stylised sunburst.
The two large lights forming the main part of the windows have no coloured glass, allowing full light, especially on the font in the south aisle.
The west window consists of two sets of two lights.
The small rose light in the right-hand window has the Star of David, and the rose in the left-hand window has the IHS symbol, derived originally from the first three letters of Jesus' name in ancient Greek, but usually translated as "Christ the Redeemer".
This window was made by Cox and Son, and paid for by the rector of Ripley, Reverend T.C. Thompson.

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The western aisle-end windows are alike. The stonework of the apex of each window on the outside is in the form of a Canterbury cross. The coloured glass around the cross is painted with a stylised sunburst. The two large lights forming the main part of the windows have no coloured glass, allowing full light, especially on the font in the south aisle. The west window consists of two sets of two lights. The small rose light in the right-hand window has the Star of David, and the rose in the left-hand window has the IHS symbol, derived originally from the first three letters of Jesus' name in ancient Greek, but usually translated as "Christ the Redeemer". This window was made by Cox and Son, and paid for by the rector of Ripley, Reverend T.C. Thompson.
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Church of St Thomas the Apostle, Killinghall