pulpit

Possessives

monthly: To read the monthly ' pulpit ' article in the Orange Standard please click here.

Converse of object

• ascend: Upon the Friday following, when the prayers were over, ' Othman ascended the pulpit.
• carve: Inside the church, look in the center aisle for the charming carved Gothic pulpit by Anton Pilgram.
• occupy: I reflect now on some of the ministers who have occupied the pulpit over these past 50 years.
• mount: After he had mounted the pulpit a recognition ceremony took place.
• enter: With a full stomach and my head rather heated, I took my leave, ran to the church, and entered the pulpit.
• fill: But how many of us who now fill pulpits started out as Sunday-school teachers and CSSM beach mission helpers.

Adjective modifier

• Jacobean: Fittings all of a period, apart from a Jacobean pulpit.
• 17th: There is an interesting Bee and Butterfly stained glass window, stone carvings and a splendid 17th century pulpit and canopy.
• wooden: The chancel is just a poised arch with a wooden pulpit below.
• Christian: The Christian pulpit, at least in Persia and in Egypt, is already exerting some indirect influence.
• central: The interior was re-designed, with ' tip-up ' seats and a central pulpit, to resemble a cinema.

Modifies a noun

• preaching: True, not all are called to authoritative leadership in the Church - senior leadership that requires public pulpit preaching.
• supply: Claim forms for the reimbursement of pulpit supply costs can be obtained from the Maintenance of the Ministry Office.

Noun used with modifier

• three-decker: A three-decker pulpit sits with its back to the south wall.
• decker: The original three decker pulpit was similar to many of the Georgian pulpits still in existence.
• bully: But membership on the council offers a bully pulpit.
• oak: The oak pulpit is of the late 18th century.
• stone: A beautiful stone pulpit stands on the north side of the chancel arch.
• century: There is also a 13 th Century gilt pulpit.