- In
church architecture, the
chancel is the
space around the altar,
including the
choir and the
sanctuary (sometimes
called the presbytery), at the liturgical...
-
thanksgiving to God.
Chancel flowers are
often placed upon or
adjacent to the
altar table, as well as near
other church furniture in the
chancel, such as the...
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Chancel repair liability is a
legal obligation on a
small number of
property owners in
England and
Wales to pay for
certain repairs to a church, often...
- here. The
chancel (or sanctuary),
directly to the east
beyond the choir,
contains the high altar,
where there is one (compare
communion table). This area...
- right-hand side of the
chancel as
viewed by the
congregation from the nave. The
Gospel side is the
other side of the
chancel,
where the
Gospel is read...
-
quire stalls opposite), or at the
north end of a free-standing
table lengthwise in the
chancel,
facing a
congregation seated in the nave.[citation needed]...
- the
resurrection in
Western Christianity,
traditionally decorates the
chancel area of
churches on this day and for the rest of Eastertide. In addition...
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Evangelical church leadership decided that the
table should be
placed in a more
forward position in the
chancel and that it
should be
easily portable so that...
-
moved the
altar (now
often called the
communion table) forward,
typically to the
front of the
chancel, and
often used lay
choirs who were
placed in a...
- organs.
Inside is a nave
flanked by
several chapels; two transepts; a
chancel and apse; and a crypt. East of the apse are the rectory, Lady chapel, and...
