The chancel of United Methodist churches usually features a lectern and baptismal font on one side of the altar table and a pulpit on the other side.

Bähr's distinctive design for the church captured the new spirit of the Protestant liturgy by placing the altar, pulpit, and baptismal font directly centered in view of the entire congregation.

Other elements were also added to the church, including a baptismal font ( 1640 ), a wooden canopy above the altar ( 1665 ) and a pulpit ( 1693 – 1695 ).

The pulpit, the lectern and its Bible for readings during services, and the baptismal font, were not hurt by the fire.

It was rebuilt by Henry Woodyer ( who had earlier worked on the nearby church in Highnam ) in 1870, but contains many older features such as a fifteenth century baptismal font, a Jacobean era pulpit and part of a fourteenth century cope.

There is a fine font of Catacleuse stone which is 15th century: the pulpit of ca.

This included stripping the walls of plaster, removing the galleries, adding new seating, an organ, a font, a pulpit, and a reading desk.

The font dates from the Middle Ages, and the blue color of the benches symbolizes the sea and eternity, whereas the red colors of the altar and pulpit evoke the blood shed by Christ.

Inside the church is a late medieval nave ceiling, large wooden pulpit, stone font and Elizabethan and Jacobean pews.

It is known for its pulpit and especially for the ornately decorated bronze-cast font, made by the Dutch artist Adriaen de Vries.

Amongst them were Christian mystic Jakob Böhme ( Behmen ); Johann Arndt, whose work, True Christianity, became widely known and appreciated ; Heinrich Müller, who described the font, the pulpit, the confessional and the altar as " the four dumb idols of the Lutheran Church "; theologian Johann Valentin Andrea, court chaplain of the landgrave of Hesse ; Schuppius, who sought to restore to the Bible its place in the pulpit ; and Theophilus Grossgebauer ( d. 1661 ) of Rostock, who from his pulpit and by his writings raised what he called " the alarm cry of a watchman in Sion.

The reredos, the altar, the pulpit by Grinling Gibbons, originally marked on its panels with the Royal Cypher and Donum ( given ) 1683, the altar rails, the attractive marble font and its carved wood cover, are all part of the original furniture of the church.

The interior remains relatively unaffected by Victorian interference and retains its galleries, font, pulpit, box-pews and mayoral seat.

The pulpit came from Derby cathedral, and there is a second font, which carries the date 1662.

William Milford Teulon carried out substantial changes from 1867 to 1876: a modern pulpit, font and organ were installed, the building was clad in Kentish ragstone and a chancel, vestry and organ chamber were installed.

Other fittings include a 17th-century wineglass pulpit ( installed in 1901 ), a carved mid-12th century font with fleur-de-lys pattern and three late 14th-century misericords.

The font dates from the 15th century and the pulpit is 17th century.

Features of interest include the beaker-shaped font, the panelled roof to the nave, and the 17th century box pews, pulpit and gallery.

The font is of the 12th century and the pulpit of the 17th.

The interior of the chancel contains a 17th century pulpit and communion rails as well as a piscina and font from the former church at North Wootton.

The pulpit is made of Caen stone and an elaborate font is at the west end of the nave.

The most interesting of the churches is the Protestant church of Saint Kilian, with a pulpit dating from 1595 and a font dating from 1631.

The font is a plain octagonal bowl resting on eight sculptured heads similar to others in the county at Snitterfield and Lapworth whilst the old oak pulpit and choir screen is 15th century.

The pulpit and the octagonal font were both designed by Bodley, as were the richly painted screens ( again with panels by Kempe ).

Brassington's work at the council chamber established him as a sought after craftsman in the rapidly developing city of Christchurch ; he carved the pulpit at the church of St. John the Baptist in Latimer Square on 1866, and the font at Flaxton Church on 1867.

When Karmal introduced a new emblem in 1980, he said " it is from the pulpit that thousands of the faithful are led to the right path.

In Israel, the Shalom Hartman Institute, founded by Orthodox Rabbi David Hartman, opened a program in 2009 that will grant semicha to women and men of all Jewish denominations, including Orthodox Judaism, although the students are meant to " assume the role of ' rabbi-educators ' – not pulpit rabbis-in North American community day schools.

The earliest signs of the new style appear in the furnishings of St. Michael's church: the altarpieces and pulpit, which date to the 1740s, are carved, painted and richly decorated with figures.

The main nave windows are 14th century, and one near the pulpit is Tudor.

" ( St. Louis: Concordia Publishing House ; Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod, 2000, 2006 ).</ ref > — the policy of sharing the Eucharist ordinarily only with those who are baptized and confirmed members of one of the congregations of The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod or of a congregation of one of her sister churches with whom she has formally declared altar and pulpit fellowship ( i. e., agreement in all articles of doctrine ).

We are accustomed to seeing men leap from farm or shop to court-room or pulpit, and we half believe that common men can safely use the seven-league boots of genius.

In De Nostri Temporis Studiorum Ratione (" On the Order of the Scholarly Disciplines of Our Times "), presented at the commencement ceremonies of 1708, Vico argued that whoever “ intends a career in public life, whether in the courts, the senate, or the pulpit ” should be taught to “ master the art of topics and defend both sides of a controversy, be it on nature, man, or politics, in a freer and brighter style of expression, so he can learn to draw on those arguments which are most probable and have the greatest degree of verisimilitude ” ( however, in his " Scienza Nuova ", Vico denounces as " false eloquence " one defending both sides in controversies ).

Selected sermons from the pulpit of the Thomas Road Baptist Church are now featured nationally on a syndicated program from Liberty University known as Live from Liberty.

The hexagonal pulpit itself consists of five scenes in white Carrara marble from the Life of Christ: the Nativity, the Annunciation, the Annunciation to the Shepherds are juxtaposed in the first relief, the Adoration of the Magi, the Presentation, the Crucifixion and the Last Judgement.

At that moment his father, who sat below the pulpit, whispered to him in Konkani: Hi sogli baji ; cator re baji ( they are all vegetables, cut the vegetables ).

The term was used by Catholic monks to designate a particular language they used, in stead of Latin, when they are " speaking from the pulpit ".

Nor do they deal with the issue of rabbis who are not pulpit rabbis but teach, study, and do research.

The 15th century rood screen and pulpit with tester are of great interest, as are the wooden roofs of the same date.

The pulpit and its tester are also 17th-century.

The nave and pulpit are in early Renaissance style.

Four senior clerks in the central pulpit are collecting the future weather as fast as it is being computed, and despatching it by pneumatic carrier to a quiet room.

The 17th century pulpit and altar table are Jacobean woodwork.

In practice, many Evangelical and Fundamentalist churches are not regularly exposed to Expository preaching from the pulpit.

In his own day he took high rank as a pulpit orator, and even royalty had to beg for a seat amongst his audiences ; but his sermons are now forgotten.

The furniture, the pulpit and the ecclesiastical equipment are valuable art pieces from the 18-19th centuries.

The ornate pulpit where the sermons are read from sits to the left of the main altar.

Most of the church fittings are modern, but there are some significant survivals, such as the monument to Elizabeth Pepys and the pulpit, said to be the work of Grinling Gibbons.