nave altar

The nave altar and the lectern stand on a platform.

Also at this time a nave altar was installed.

A new nave altar was installed and the steps inside altered so that they are smaller.

There are also foundations of two nave altars against the pulpitum.

At the same time a simple, movable wooden nave altar was installed.

The choir then struck up and the procession moved to the nave altar during the hymn.

We still like to gather around the nave altar for the 9.45 Sunday Eucharist.

Wax lay in thick streamers down the sides of the candles around the nave altar.

During the late 1960s an attempt was made to modernise the worship in the church, and a nave altar was built.

In July 1999 the church purchased a new nave altar (below, left) from proceeds of Saturday coffee mornings.

There were, however, nave altars on either side of the chancel steps as well as the main altar at the East end.

Her eyes were still sharp and the spotlights that shone on the nave altar were strong enough for her work.

The nave altar and tabernacle ahead are in the original sanctuary, and you are facing east at this point.

There is a portable Nave Altar used at most services, which is moved for weddings and funerals.

At the side of the Nave Altar is the brass lectern which takes the form of an eagle with spread wings.

The high altar at the east end of the choir was dismantled and a nave altar installed at the crossing.

There is a movable nave altar on a dais, though the high altar is still in occasional use.

In 1981-82 the church was reordered, a nave altar was introduced, and meeting and service facilities were installed in the base of the tower.

To their right was the nave altar and behind that was the organ loft separating off the choir, presbytery and apse chapel.

Gloucester Cathedral: nave altar and ornaments, decoration of Scott-designed reredos, tombs, pulpit, canopy.

The Church, which is large, has undergone extensive re-ordering in recent years so that there is now flexible seating, spacious side aisles, and a central nave altar.

The seating capacity has been reduced to 800 with the removal of pews at the liturgical west end and to accommodate a nave altar at the crossing.

The PCC also considered the introduction of a moveable nave altar which could be used for appropriate liturgies but removed when a traditional service was being taken.

In 1972 the level of the High Altar was lowered, the chancel screen removed and the chancel extended into the nave, with a nave altar.