The interior space is a play on neo-Romanesque, using brick arches and stone columns. A large piece of coal, along with several mining tools, was brought from Clipstone Colliery to remember the church’s association with coal-mining. Originally it was placed at the eastern end of the miners’ chapel extension, but now lies in the north aisle on a railway truck which relayed it to the church on a specially constructed temporary railway.
The former chancel is now a miners’ chapel and has a set of kneelers depicting mining links old and new.