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Colwick St John the BaptistFeatures and Fittings
It is believed that the altar, choir stalls and a three-tiered pulpit that were originally in the church, had been relocated from the old church. The altar had been modernised and a reredos had been made to match the altar and had been given by churchwardens R Triffitt and R Stevenson. All these items were found to have woodworm at some time and were destroyed. The only item remaining from this set of fittings is a small wooden section of the reredos now in the form of a plaque on the south wall. Altar and altar rails
Wooden frame incorporating original stone altar slab with five Maltese crosses from the old church. Made by Jonathan Hemingway. The altar rails came from St Mark’s Nottingham and are of wrought iron topped by an oak rail. Lecterns
Brass eagle lectern given by his children in memory of Sir Ernest Jardine, Bart, JP, d26 April 1947. Also a plain wooden lectern given in memory of Clara Cutts 1902-1997. Bishop’s chairOriginally in Christ Church, Radford. Credence tableOak, given by Miss Alice Webb in memory of her sister. A small plaque on the table reads:
Wooden crossJohnson memorial cross. This once stood on the altar; it is now on the west wall. Figure of ChristPainted metal figure above the altar. Painted statue of Virgin and ChildThis was introduced to the church in 1961. A plaque on the wooden stand reads:
Stone font
This came from St Mark’s Church, Nottingham. It had originally been located on the south side of the entrance door, but was removed to the north side when the extension was built in 1977. Altar frontal chest
The donation was made by the children of William and Elizabeth Smith – Miss Mary Smith and Mrs Keith Ford. Bible restWooden bible rest with an inscription that reads:
Foundation stoneThe Foundation Stone is now mounted on the west wall. It reads:
Church consecration plaqueThis is on the north wall. It reads:
New roof dedication plaqueThis is on the south wall, and reads:
Opening of the extension plaqueThis is located in the vestibule. It reads:
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