The Church of our Saviour’s banner is woven of silk yarn with two types of weave structures combined in a triple weave, meaning there are three layers: red, gold, and white. The border features a summer/winter Celtic style of weaving. At the top, there's something that almost looks like a symbol, but in actuality, it's two letters in elaborate font. The two letters, "SN" stand for the first letters of "Our Saviour" in Latin, "Salvator Noster." This design is copied from our church seal, which you may find above the door to the narthex. The banner was commissioned in 2007 by Fr. John Bolton and hand-woven by a former parishioner, Janet Rodie, pictured.