St Andrew, apostle

In the gospels the apostle Andrew was a fisherman, the brother of Peter, who became one of the most prominent disciples of Christ. He became the patron of the church in Constantinople, and his cult was widespread across the Western Church. He was adopted as the patron of Scotland and is associated with the saltire cross, which remains on the Scottish flag. In Wales he is co-patron of St Davids Cathedral.

	Christ Calling Peter and Andrew artist: Wilhelmina Geddes 1946 Church of St Peter, Lampeter, Ceredigion west wall of the nave (window number: WI)
	Christ the Good Shepherd with St Andrew, St Teilo and Angels artist: John Coates Carter 1924 Church of St Andrew and St Teilo, Cathays, Cardiff east wall of the chancel
	Christ in Glory with Saints and other Characters from the Bible firm/studio: G. Maile & Son about 1965 Arlington Road Presbyterian Chapel, Porthcawl, Bridgend rear wall
	The Crucifixion with Saints designer: F. E. Howard 1920 Church of St Gabriel, Brynmill, Swansea east wall of the chancel
	Crucifixion with the Virgin Mary, St John and Saints designer: John Coates Carter 1925 Church of St Katharine and St Peter, Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire east wall of the chancel
	Christ with St Andrew and St Peter firm/studio: Robert J. Newbery 1914 Church of St Andrew, Narberth, Pembrokeshire west wall of the nave
	St Andrew with Allert Andriesz Boelen probably 1520s Church of St Gwenllwyfo, Dulas, Anglesey south wall of the nave (window number: nIV)
	The Crucifixion firm/studio: Joseph Bell & Son 1869 Church of St David, Resolven, Neath Port Talbot east wall of the chancel
	St Andrew and St David artist: F. C. Eden about 1930 Church of St Llyr, Llanyre, Powys south wall of the chancel
	St David with St Patrick and St Andrew artist: Sara Crisp 2012 St Davids Cathedral, St Davids, Pembrokeshire presbytery