Saint Andrew stands firm, clutching the X-shaped cross upon which he was martyred, a symbol now known as Saint Andrew’s Cross. In his other hand, he presents a model church, signifying his foundational role in spreading the Gospel and establishing the early Christian Church. His long beard, solemn gaze, and halo reflect his identity as one of the first-called disciples of Christ and a tireless missionary. Revered as the patron saint of Scotland, fishermen, and missionaries, Andrew embodies devotion, courage, and the missionary spirit that carried the faith to distant shores.