Communion table

The family had recently bought a communion table to give to the church, he said.

At the east end is a communion table dated 1725.

To this communion table, everyone is invited into the full life of the church.

Instead, one will find a "communion table," usually on the same level as the congregation.

The position of the communion table was also changed by the Reformation.

The communion table, made for the new building is of English elm.

The communion table dates from 1722, and was lengthened in 1951.

It had a raised central pulpit behind a reading desk and communion table.

The Jacobean communion table was donated to the church in 1610.

A large stained glass window overlooks the main communion table.

Features of interest include the Elizabethan communion table, and two monuments.

The communion table and rails date from the late 17th century.

The communion table was made in the 17th century.

The interior of the church includes a Jacobean screen and communion table.

The choir is separated from the nave by steps and the communion table.

The communion table and chair were massive black walnut.

At the vestry end, on a raised platform, stood the communion table and a desk.

The communion table which was presented to the chapel in 1894 is also elaborately carved.

The Communion Table, often placed directly in front of the pulpit.

The church jokes about sitting on the state line, and the line is literally in front of the communion table.

At the same time a dais was installed with space for a nave communion table.

There is painted communion table in the front.

Just forty of them standing and sitting about the bare communion table for a couple of weeks.

In the Bold chapel the communion table dates from the early 17th century.

The communion table dates from 1843 and was made by Joseph Wentworth.