In balance with the twelve prophets symbolized in the South Rose Window, this window contains the symbols of the twelve apostles of the New Testament. The background color motifs are the same in both windows. The symbols add interest and meaning to a beautiful stained glass window.

In the center we find the open Bible, symbolic of the gospel that was spread by the twelve. the other symbols are found in the outer quatrefoils, reading clockwise, beginning with Peter's symbol at the twelve o'clock position.

Symbolic representation of the Apostles is finding favor in evangelical churches which have roots in the New Testament, Apostolic church. These commonly accepted symbols are of ancient origin.

• Peter: The crossed keys are the traditional symbol for Peter for it was in conversation with him that our Lord said, "I will give you the keys of the kingdom."
• John: The chalice and serpent symbolize a traditional story that the hand of the Lord saved John from drinking poisoned wine.
• Philip: The slender cross symbolizes Philip's martyrdom.
• Thomas: Here is the carpenter's square symbolizing Thomas' work in building churches, and spear which indicates the manner of his death.
• Matthias: The battle ac represents Matthias' death as a martyr.
• Thaddeus: He is symbolized by a sail boat, indicating his method of travel.
• James the Major: In Acts 12:2 we read that James was killed by Herod's swordsmen, so he is symbolized with crossed swords.
• Simon: Simon Zelotes is depicted by a fish on a boat hook, representing his travels with Thaddeus, and his reputation as a fisher of men.
• James the Less: James was reportedly killed in a brutal manner, so he is symbolized by a crude club.
• Bartholomew: Tradition says that this apostle was flayed, crucified and beheaded. He is symbolized by three knives.
• Andrew: The X-cross has become known as the St. Andrew's Cross. According to legend Andrew died in Greece on a cross of this form.
• Matthew: The symbol here is of three purses, representing his early occupation as a tax collector.