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Visit Three local places of Worship. Using Pictures and/or diagrams, describe and explain the main features of the buildings and their furnishings.
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R1) Visit Three local places of Worship. Using Pictures and/or diagrams, describe and explain the main features of the buildings and their furnishings. For this piece of course work I visited Manvars Street Baptist Church, St Thomas' Church Seend, and St Peters Roman Catholic Church Peterbrough. In both the Roman Catholic and the Anglican churches there were fonts, but they were situated in different places in the church. Anglican font Roman Catholic font In the Anglican Church the font was at the back by the door, whereas in the Roman Catholic church it was to the left side of the altar. Both the fonts were carved from stone and of a similar size. In the Baptist church there was no font but instead there was a baptismal pool under the floor. In all three churches there was also a pulpit, although in the Baptist church it was unused and in the Anglican it...
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