THE WINDOWS
The Victorian stained glass windows of the Nave and north transept depicting Jesus Christ and the twelve apostles came from the redundant St. Anne's Church, Hewish. They were fitted in the 1980s, replacing the somewhat austere plain leaded lights of the Victorian restoration. Only the three windows in the north transept could be installed as they appeared in their original church. - the other window openings in Odcombe were smaller than at Hewish, and the ornamentation at the top and bottom had to be removed, being utilised to create decorative stained glass windows for a further ten window openings. The re-leading and re-making of the windows was done by Mr. Bill Tucker, and the old lights removed and the new inserted by Mr. Bill Johnson and the Rector.
In the north-east corner of the Chancel is the latest stained glass window to be added - The beautiful 'Good Shepherd' window was donated by Rev'd Archie Dean and his wife when he retired in 1991 at the age of 77, after 30 years as Rector of the Parish. His wife Pat acted as organist for the last 10 years of his term of office.
