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Three hundred and twenty thousand was the estimated amount
of Christian churches operating in the United States in 2007. That is a lot of
churches and a lot of church furniture. With that quantity of church buildings,
spanning multiple states, and that much variety in culture and congregations, style
choices in pulpits and pulpit furniture are vast and varied. Some churches
consist of a congregation that leans toward traditional styling, while others
are on the cutting edge of stage and light productions. Each church and church
style plays an important role in reaching their community’s specific needs and
accomplishing the shared goal of spreading the Good News of the Gospel.
One of the pulpit varieties that we build is the 222Elim Church Pulpit. The unique characteristics and design of this
pulpit give it an appeal that reaches across traditional and contemporary
lines, making it a popular piece of pulpit furniture. As with all of our wood
church furniture, we build the 222 Elim Pulpit here at our facility in Rocky
Mount, Virginia using only quality hardwood construction. Our team of wood
craftsmen hand build the pulpit with care and precision.
The 222 Elim Church Pulpit boasts a variety of features
including an angled, lift top Bible rest with inner storage, a fixed rear shelf
for additional storage (ideal for storing a water bottle or books and teaching
materials), and a wide top offering increased surface area. One of the visual
aspects of this pulpit that causes it to stand out are the four wood, tube
shaped columns surrounding the rectangular center section, supporting the
pulpit top. While the pulpit, sometimes called a lectern or podium, has an
overall traditional style, these striking additions give it a modern design
flare that widens the appeal base. Combining this with the variety of stains and finishes we offer, as well of combinations of stains and finishes to
accent and highlight different parts of the pulpit, make this unique piece of
church furniture a church favorite.
Because we build our own wood pulpits we can also customize
and upgrade options on any of our standard models to include features to meet
your church’s specific needs. Making pulpits larger or smaller, adding
additional shelves or storage, and custom engraving church logos and emblems
are just a few of the services we can offer as upgrades.
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