What is a Lectern in a Church?

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a lectern in a church is a stand that a bible sits on and someone reads from the bible and gives a lecter.

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What is a church lectern?
Below the alter are the pulpit and lectern, a stand on which the Bible rests and from which Bible readings are given.
What is church lectern?
A lecturn is a small pedistal type podium that can be portable and used for giving lectures, speeches, sermons, performing ceremonies such as weddings, commencements, etc. Also, can be used as a...
Why is the lectern used in a church?
The Lectern is used in a church so that theEucharistic ministers or Parishioners can come up and read passages from the Bible. Another word for the Lectern is the Pulpit.
Does a church lectern have a special meaning?
It does as it makes people think spiritual thoughts.
Where would you find a lectern in a church?
It is the stand from where the Bible is read, so it will be at the front of the church usually opposite the pulpit (from where the sermon is preached) in the part of the church called a chancel.