of rope. The south aisle also has 12th-century pictures of angels and Apostles. The nave has a series of Passion scenes along the south wall and Nativity scenes on the north. The scenes on the south wall are: the Entry into Jerusalem, the Last Supper, Christ washing the disciples' feet, the Betrayal of Christ, the Flagellation of Christ, Christ carrying his cross, the Crucifixion and the angel at the tomb. The scenes on the north wall are: the Annunciation, the Visitation, the Nativity itself, and an angel and shepherd. The subjects of the last two scenes are uncertain. There are 14th-century decorative designs on the easternmost pillar of the south arcade and in the soffits of its arches. Christ standing on a wheel In the splay of the north nave window is a 14th-century depiction of Christ standing on a wheel and surrounded by the tools of different trades. He has his arms raised, apparently to better display his wounds. The tools include tailor's shears, a butcher's cleaver, a carpenter's square and a weaver's shuttle. Above Christ's right shoulder there are two dice. Similar paintings are found in many other medieval English parish churches. The subject has been much discussed in the past but has been conclusively identified as a warning against breaking the Sabbath. The message is that by working on Sunday one inflicts new wounds on Christ. The church today The church was listed at Grade I by English Heritage on 15 March 1955. Such buildings are defined as being of "exceptional interest" and greater than national importance. As of February 2001, it was one of 38 Grade I listed buildings, and 1,726 listed buildings of all grades, in the district of Horsham. The extensive parish covers the rural area around West Chiltington village and the larger suburban village of West Chiltington Common. The neighbouring hamlets of Gay Street, Broadford Bridge and Coneyhurst are also included. Sunday Services 8:00am BCP Eucharist, 10:00am Parish Mass. Third Sunday each month ‘4pm Church’ a Fresh Expression service. Wednesday 9:30am Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament followed by service using the Book of Common Prayer 10am. Thursday 9:30am Rosary followed by 10am said mass. The church is open daily for visitors. There is now a new electronic organ in place. See also Grade I listed buildings in West Sussex List of places of worship in Horsham (district) St John the Baptist's Church, Clayton