Church Lecterns & Pulpits for Sale
Our handmade church lecterns are made using the highest quality materials, with an expert level of craftsmanship that you won’t find elsewhere. They are easy to set up and maintain, making them an excellent choice for anyone looking to improve their speech-giving experience.
From the imposing Feather Oak Church Lectern, ideal for churches of grand architecture, to the simple but sturdy Abacus Acrylic Lectern, we have a large range of church lecterns that can be long-lasting portable pieces or permanent, striking fixtures in churches across the UK.
We’re proud to create lecterns and pulpits for some of the UK’s largest churches.
Pulpits For Sale
Why Choose Nova Lecterns?
The sale of our first lectern was to a church. As the business of Nova Lecterns grew, many of our new customers were often found through “word of mouth” between churches! Since then, we have developed a range of high-quality lecterns and pulpits, ideal for use in many churches, and to suit all budgets and styles.
Nova Lecterns provides high-quality church lecterns and pulpits that are beautifully crafted to suit a variety of religious settings. Our lecterns are reasonably priced and easy to set up, making them an excellent choice for anyone looking to improve their speech-giving experience. Not only do they provide a stable platform from which to deliver your speech, but they also enhance your visibility and amplify the speaker's voice, making it easier to be heard by the congregation.
Our church lecterns help you to:
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Keeps religious texts organised and easily accessible - our lecterns come in various sizes and lengths, customised to the preacher's needs.
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Provides a focal point for the congregation during a service - our beautifully crafted church pulpits bring attention to the preacher, capturing the audience's attention.
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Ensure that the preacher's voice is projected clearly and effectively
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Create a sense of tradition and continuity within your place of worship
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Enhance the overall aesthetic of the church environment
Looking For Bespoke Church Pulpits?
If you can’t quite find the product you’re looking for on our site, why not consider a bespoke church lectern? We have a team of experienced craftsmen, who can help you bring your vision to life. Whether you need a custom shape, or you’d like to incorporate logos and symbols, we can help.
When you work with us, we’ll keep you informed every step of the way. You’ll receive detailed 3D models and design plans of your lectern, ensuring that you end up with a lectern that you love.
Once the design of your lectern has been finalised, our skilled in-house team will begin manufacturing your lectern. We work incredibly hard and take care of developing the finest of details, guaranteeing you quality every time you order with us.
If you require a bespoke product that is designed to suit your requirements, get in touch with us today
Church Pulpit FAQs
1. What is a Lectern in a Church?
A church lectern is a podium or stand typically used for speaking during a church service.
Our church lecterns can be made of wood or acrylic and are perfect for holding a Bible or other religious texts during church services. They can be simple or ornate, often featuring carvings or other decorative elements.
So whether your church is looking for a modern, sleek look or a more traditional feel, we have the perfect lectern to suit your place of worship. If you aren’t sure what you’re looking for yet, get in touch with our team for help.
2. What is a Church Lectern Used For?
Church pulpits and lecterns are used when speaking at a church service. The vicar, or reader, will use the lectern to stand their books and/or speaker notes, whilst delivering the service.
3. Where is the Lectern in a Church?
A church lectern is usually placed at the front of the church, in view of all the pews so that the speaker can be seen and heard by all service attendees. The lectern can be placed at the centre of the church, or slightly off to one side.
4. What is a Pulpit Also Called?
A pulpit is a name commonly used with a religious connotation, however, a pulpit is also referred to as a:
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Lectern
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Stand
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Podium
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Rostrum
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Ambos (commonly used in the 9th century)
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Platform
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Altar
5. What is the Difference Between an Alter and a Pulpit?
A church lectern is usually placed at the front of the church, in view of all the pews so that the speaker can be seen and heard by all service attendees. The lectern can be placed at the centre of the church, or slightly off to one side.