Furniture and Finishings

Furniture and Finishings

Make a list of furnishings which survived the flood:

  • Pews
  • Lectern podium
  • Pulpit
  • Baptism font (Seilers)  and stand 
  • Communion table and the altar -  please note:  “For Presbyterian Christians, the idea of an altar as the center and focal point of worship is not a part of liturgical tradition. Although at times the communion table in the front of the congregation is mistakenly referred to as an altar, worship in the Presbyterian tradition centers on the Word of God preached from the pulpit and the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper celebrated at the communion table. Presbyterian churches do not have altars.” Presbyterian Outlook, November, 2014 
  • Choir chairs

  • Display case form the back of the church?
  • Table that was in the back of the church?
  • Lectern that was in the entrance way?
  • Piano 

List of furnishings we may need:

  • Audio equipment table, chairs, rack shelf
  • Chairs

Things we’d like to see gone

  • The disco ball :-)


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