Norman Rosewall created a number of wooden carvings for St. Philip's.
In 1975, he carved a large wooden fish which has been residing in the church garden. In 1975-76, he created the Altar and Credence Table and in 1977 he completed the Reader's Table. In 1977, he started work on the Stations of the Cross wood carvings, which now hang on the walls of the Main Hall. These Stations were completed in time for Easter, 1978. They represent:
- Jesus is condemned
- Jesus takes up his cross
- Jesus falls for the first time
- Jesus meets his mother
- Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus
- Jesus meets Veronica
- Jesus falls for the second time
- Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem
- Jesus falls for the third time
- Jesus is stripped
- Jesus is nailed to the cross
- Jesus dies
- Jesus is taken down from the cross
- Jesus is laid in the tomb