No, this is NOT a patronizing title! I know every one of you can tell the difference between wood and acrylic! However, can you always tell the difference between a lectern and a pulpit? I’ve been around the church my entire life, and there are still times I’m not sure, “Is that a pulpit or a lectern?” The sanctuary of
“I love the new rug in my children’s Sunday School classroom!” That comment and others like it seem to be quite common within churches that place some of the fantastic faith-based and Christian-themed rugs that are available today for children’s environments in churches. Our two favorite lines at Church Furniture Partner are those available from Joy Carpets and Carpets for
Churches across the country are more hesitant to expend funds than at any time I can remember over past years. The condition of the American economy has resulted in a tightening of budgets for most churches across our land, whether by financial necessity or simply prudent caution. And church furniture manufacturers and dealers have certainly experienced first-hand this monetary restraint
This past week Church Furniture Partner launched their new website dedicated to saving churches money on all types of church furnishings. One of their adages when it comes to church furniture is, “everything for your church but the people!” Take some time to peruse their breadth of manufacturers and you will affirm that is certainly the case. And the great
A wonderful rendition this Christmas, 2010: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhLIdT8DFI0&feature=player_embedded#![/youtube]
This past July, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued notice that by the end of 2010, they would be implementing new regulations for cribs. The mandated safety standards affect those who own or operate childcare facilities. They also apply to motels and hotels. While the regulations do not specifically refer to churches, it would seem reasonable the new standards
