St. Paul’s photogenic front porch contains three arches.

The nave as built in 1911. As mentioned by a placque on the north wall of the nave, the adjoining churchyard is a burial place for ashes.

The window “St. Paul on Malta” is dedicated to Rev. Frederick Fetter.

This window was placed in the church in 1921, when extensive remodeling was done. One of the major changes was to move the Altar from the east to the west end of the church, and this window was installed over the Altar at that time. It is given to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Major Benjamin Hugh Hinde and Mary Livia Hinde, his wife. Major Hinde and Mrs. Hinde had six children.

The Memorial Garden contains the Columbarium.

Dedicated in 2023, the Labyrinth is a restful spot for people of all faiths in downtown Monroe. It occupies the site of the former Laney-Lee house.