- A
lectern is a
standing reading desk with a
slanted top, on
which do****ents or
books are
placed as
support for
reading aloud, as in a
scripture reading...
-
Three types of
lectern are used by the
president of the
United States. The Blue
Goose is the main bullet-resistant
lectern, used
mostly at the
White House...
- An
eagle lectern is a
lectern in the
shape of an
eagle on
whose outstretched wings the
Bible or
other texts rest. They are
common in
Christian churches...
- In
recent times, a
standardised lectern has been used by the
Prime Minister of the
United Kingdom,
typically outside the door of 10
Downing Street, for...
- The
Scholar at the
Lectern or The
Father of the
Jewish Bride is a 1641 oil on
panel painting by the
Dutch artist Rembrandt. With The Girl in a Picture...
- The
lectern desk
exists in two
distinct forms,
antique and modern. The
antique is
basically a
lectern ****ed with the
conveniences needed to make writing...
-
Lectern Peak is a 2,772-metre (9,094-foot)
mountain summit located in Alberta, Canada.
Lectern Peak is set
within Jasper National Park, in the Trident...
-
other speeches. Many
churches have a second,
smaller stand called the
lectern located in the
Epistle side,
which can be used by lay persons, and is often...
- The
Dunkeld Lectern, also
known in
Scotland as the
Holyrood Bird, is a
medieval br****
eagle lectern. It
stands approximately 1.6 metres high and takes...
- altar) from
which the
pastor reads the
Gospel and
preaches the sermon; a
lectern is
found on the
Epistle side (the side
right of the altar) from
which readers...
