Architecture The church is built from Bath stone with some detailing in red Alton stone, and is set under a grey slate roof. It contains a splendid stained glass East window by Clayton and Bell and also an equally impressive West window by the same company. Near the organ is a mosaic by the famous Italian company of Antonio Salviati of Murano, Venice. The building has been described as representing "a competent Victorian design with distinctive elements and style strongly influenced by early medieval English architecture." Some consider the interior to be the pinnacle of Butterfield's most highly refined work. The design of the church's east tower and spire bears resemblance to Butterfield's other works, such as Adelaide Cathedral. Present day St Andrew's stands in the liberal catholic tradition of the Church of England. Notable clergy Robin Gill, theologian, served his curacy here from 1968 to 1971 Geoffrey Studdert Kennedy, known as "Woodbine Willie", served his curacy here before the First World War. Gallery References External links Church website A Church Near You entry Grade II* listed churches in Warwickshire 14th-century church buildings in England William Butterfield buildings Buildings and structures in Rugby, Warwickshire Church of England church buildings in Warwickshire Anglo-Catholic church buildings in Warwickshire Fortified church buildings in England