The building of the church was originally planned in two main stages. The first stage included building the church itself and the porch area to the west. The second stage included building the vestries, a chapel seating thirty souls to the east, and also a bell tower further to the west. Unfortunately, the chapel and the bell tower were never completed. This was due to the shortage of available money. Father John Hodgkinson, who had been so determined and enthusiastic, left for a one-year exchange in August 1965 with an American counterpart in Iowa, before the second stage could be completed. Pending the completion of the vestry extension to the east, the porch originally incorporated two very small temporary vestries. The Porch is now used to welcome people, to hold meetings in and houses the convenances.