Our Lady

In the middle of the stained-glass window the patron saint of the church can be seen: Our Lady Queen of Heaven. To the left: the pastor at the time, A. Six (1920) and sextons Raphaël. To the right: an angel with the weapon of Nieuwkerke and a young family. At the bottom of the scene a text that says ‘Our Lady, patroness of West-Nieuwkerke, b.v.o. At the top two angels with text rolls are displayed: ‘Holy Mary, to you this church, risen for the second time.’ The weapon is of Pope Pius XI.

The stained-glass window shows the murder on the three priests of Reningelst (1568). Beneath this scene the weapons of Dranouter and Nieuwkerke can be seen with, at the top, an angel with a text scroll. The palms beneath the angels symbolize the triumphal entry.

The stone part is resting on three polished Belgian bluestone steps. Between the columns biblical scenes are seen: To the left: the sacrificing of the bread and wine by Melchizedek. In the middle: Mozes and the manna in the desert. To the right: the sacrifice of Abraham. On the base for candles on the high altar: 'Calicem salutaris accipiam, et nomen Domini invocabo’. (The chalice of hail I shall take and call upon the name of The Lord.) Above it a wooden retable can be seen.

The enclosed platform and feet of the pulpit are hexagonal. On one of the five panels of the enclosed platform a teaching Jesus can be seen holding a book with alpha and omega on it. The other four panels depict the four evangelists with a text scroll and a symbol. Matthew with an angel, Marcus with a lion, Johannes with an eagle, Lucas with a bull.

The confessional box on the southern wall is decorated with gothic panels. On the swinging doors openwork bows and a Christ- and Mary monogram are depicted. Left, a statue of the Holy Petrus with a book, keys and a crowing rooster can be seen. To the right: The Holy Mary Magdalene with a jar of balsam oil. Both refer to the repentance about sinning.