With a renewed theological emphasis upon the church as community and the gathered body of Christ, we find expression of that emphasis in the way the congregation gathers around the means of grace: font ,table, and pulpit ...

This space admits for surrounding the table with chairs, although folding chairs proved to be impractical.

The sacraments of font and table find their unity in the cohesive use of marble for both.

The simple liturgical center provides a high pulpit behind a simple communion table while a very diminutive Baptismal stand is placed on an oriental carpet with a kneeler for appropriate occasions. The austere wall has an ...

Photographed in 1956, the colors have faded. The pulpit, font, and table give witness to the basic means of grace as understood in the Reformation.

The downward slope of the room forces the eye towards the means of grace, font, table and pulpit. Meanwhile, to the right are the chairs for the elders.

Against a un-adorned wall, font, pulpit and table are noteworthy for their simplicty. The seating around the table is a weekly reminder of the Dutch Reformed practice of congregants being seated around the table for the ...

The table somewhat surrounded by the pews also allows movement of the congregation to stand around the table for the celebration of the Lord's supper.

With the typical austerity, a very high and prominet pulpit stands above a communion table of the same material, which is also reflected in the font to the left and the wall, behind which are the pews for the elders.

The font, table, and pulpit show obvious continuity.