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Interior of The Church of St Micheal de Rupe on Brentor, Dartmoor National Park, Devon England UK

The nave with its beautiful 15th century carved wooden font cover at the church of St Mary of the Assumption at Ufford in Suffolk, Eastern England, with rows of old wooden pews, memorials and the church organ. The cover stands six metres high into the clerestory and is the second highest in England.

The interior of St Marys Church in East Guldeford, with altar, box pews and wall paintings.

Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, UK - June 7th 2021: Metal pulpit lectern in Anglican church

Ponta Delgada, Sao Miguel, Azores, Portugal. April 5, 2022. Church interior in Ponta Delgada on Sao Miguel Island.

The old Cotswold church at Stanway, Gloucestershire, England.

The interior of the parish church of St Mary in the village of Swilland, Suffolk, Eastern England. The church foundation dates back to the 11th century but the spire was designed in the late 19th century by the architect John Shewell Corder of Ipswich, who had a taste for fairytale gothick and also designed some of the interior in the ‘high church’ catholic style.

$January 27th 2024, City of York, North Yorkshire, England, UK. The picturesque Holy Trinity Church, is tucked away behind the main streets of the City of York, where it has stood since the late 12th century. \n\nIt can now be seen in its fascinating Post Reformation splendour, by any passers by, who are free to walk in and admire its fascinating and ancient architecture, this without any entrance fee charge being required. \n\nIn this picture, the lower tier of the church's pulpit containing a chair can be seen, where lay persons or the vicar, may have had a more intimate exchange of words with the congregation, whilst seated directly opposite them and at closer quarters.\n\nPhotography is positively encouraged, this confirmed when I asked the kindly church warden there for permission to shoot.$

Interior of the chancel and altar of St Georges Church, Crowhurst, Surrey, showing a painted wall, a partially beamed ceiling and wooden pews in the foreground.

Inside St Margaret of Antioch Church, St Margaret South Elmham Suffolk

Close-up on beautiful carved wooden stalls. This photo was taken at the Notre Dame d'Ambronay Abbey famous local monument in the French village of Ambronay, in the Ain department in the Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region.

Interior of the historic St Mary's church in the Hampshire village of Hartley Wespall. The wooden beams date to medieval times.

Luss , Scotland - May 16 , 2019 : Interior design in Luss Perish Church where is a significant site for religious tourism in Luss , Argyll and Bute

The nave and chancel area in the small church of St Peter and St Paul, a tiny village in Norfolk, Eastern England. The current reconstructed church was built in 1898 and paid for by King Edward VII but the site on which it stands dates back to the 7th century. The font within the church is Norman and much of the stonework within the church is thought to be original.

Stained glass windows in the Chapter House at Canterbury Cathedral, Kent

Interior of All Saints Church, Hulcott, showing

England: Holy Trinity Stapleton Pulpit and Chancel, Victorian Gothic Church, Anglican church built in 1857 by John Norton

Close-up of a Gothic Church in south of france. With some archs and ribbed vaulting made from sandstone.

St. Michael and All Angels church in Mickleham, a village in south east England, between the towns of Dorking and Leatherhead in Surrey

$Wooden choir stalls in Roskilde Cathedral. \nRoskilde Cathedral was opened in 1175 when Denmark was still catholic. With the reformation in 1536 Denmark became protestant. Most Danish kings and queens are buried in the cathedral, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage list.$

Colorful St Petrox Church Basilica Stained Glass Dartmouth Devon England. Originally founded in 1192 at Monastery of St Peter, Oldest Church in Dartmouth.

Lectern with open bible in St John the Baptist church in Needham Market, Suffolk, Eastern England. St John’s is rather unusual as it has no churchyard and no spire, having been a chapel of ease to St Mary’s church, Barking (Suffolk) until 1901. However, it is very ancient, having been constructed in the second half of the 15th century.

Interior of St Peter's Church with altar and chancel, and light pouring through an open door.

Port Stanley, Falkland Islands: Christ Church Cathedral - parish church of the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the British Antarctic Territories - southernmost Anglican cathedral in the world

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