#Pulpits

[solnunquamoccidit]

Tarazona - Catedral de Santa María de la Huerta

via Ceremonia y Rúbrica de la Iglesia española

[oldpoet56]

A Few Things For Us To Think About ( #1350 )

A Few Things For Us To Think About ( #1350 )   1.) The great falling away from Christ will be led by many false teachers like many of the Churches have today! 2.) It is said that if we make our bed when we get out of it in the morning that this stimulates our mind into a positive train of thought just like not making it sets a negative tone for our day, personally I think that this does make some…

[pulpitssa]

Holy Communion Cups Serving Ware in South Africa

Are you searching for high-quality Communion serving ware that exudes elegance and reverence? Look no further than Pulpits SA, the premier destination in South Africa for a stunning array of Communion serving items. Whether you need Acrylic Pulpits, Wooden Pulpits, Acrylic Podiums, Holy Communion Cups, Pulpits Podiums Lecterns, or Holy Communion Trays, we have an exquisite collection to meet all your church's requirements.

[globalgospel17]

CLICK & LISTEN!

[whereifindsanity]

Preikestolen (The Pulpit-Rock), Norway.

Photo: Europe Trotter

[dozydawn]

Rubina Verde/Cranberry Uranium Glass Jack in the Pulpit Vases.

[geopsych]

Jack in the pulpit, Arisaema triphyllum. It always feels like running into a little plant guy when I see him. I say hello.

[lesbianrey]

all the non roys at the funeral sitting there like

[yorksnapshots]

Inside St. Mary's Chapel, Lead, North Yorkshire, England.

Having visions of Children of the Corn.

[vandaliatraveler]

The awful weather continues in NC-WV, although thankfully not on the order of the destructive storms out west. I stayed close to home for my weekend hike, heading out to the touristy side of the Cheat River Canyon, including Raven Rock, a spectacular sandstone promontory overlooking the river. I thought I had it to myself, until a rabble of church youth singers marched in on Crocs to a caterwaul of bad turkey calls (I hope that's not their stage act). They unwittingly posed for one of my shots, adding a bit of perspective to one of the sheer sandstone cliffs that constitute Raven Rock (top photo). Second photo is the perspective from the edge of that same cliff. Storms came swooping in shortly after I made it back to the trailhead. The pink lady slippers are at peak bloom right now, along with the gorgeous deerberry, by far and away the most beautiful of the Vaccinium shrubs that grow in this area. And for those of you who search out the mountain laurel blooms in May, your time has nearly arrived. :-)

[saintodo]

need nirei and a sexually forward reader pronto

[thesilicontribesman]

'The Devil's Pulpit' Landscape Feature, Finnich Glen, nr. Loch Lomond, Scotland

[asteroidtroglodyte]

Things I have said to customers

[honestly remarkable I haven’t been fired yet]

The Government’s job is to protect your freedom. Who told you that less government would make you more free?

Do you actually believe that a Hotel Chain Manager is going to do a damn thing about the Wages & Rents crisis? The man’s fortune is built on exploiting that wedge!

You wanna be mad about wasted tax dollars, I agree, let’s be mad about wasted tax dollars! Like why are Oil Executives getting handouts? Why does Elon Musk get a free lunch? Money for kids to go to college is, like, explicitly one of the things tax dollars are good for! C’mon man think for a second you know this.

Look man, stuff like Work Ethic & Loyalty have to be taught. By example. If you want [“Kids These Days”] to exhibit those qualities, you have to make a world where those things are materially rewarded. They’re not stupid; they’re just new, and they’ve never lived in an actual Meritocracy.

“Nobody wants to work these days” we never did! Like. Buddy. PAL. If I invoke the specter of Communist Labor Camps, then Work is… not good? Like. A large part of what makes Work rewarding is being materially rewarded. With Currency. Oh! Prison labor! How could I forget prison labor. You get me?

[flowerishness]

Arisaema triphyllum (Jack-in-the-pulpit)

Jack and Jill

Jack-in-the-pulpit is a species native to eastern North America. The inflorescence can be male (with male flowers only), bisexual (with both male and female flowers), or female (with female flowers only). 

As the Arisaema grows, individuals change sex in a pattern determined by their size. In a small plant, all of the flowers are male. As the plant matures and grows larger, the spadix produces female flowers as well as male flowers. When full grown, Jack-in-the-pulpit becomes Jill-in-the-pulpit and produces female flowers only. This reproductive system is called 'sequential hermaphroditism' and it's rare, known only in a very small number of flowering plant species.

Meanwhile, back at the tea cup collection...

Royal Albert, Jack-in-a-Pulpit, Bone China tea cup and saucer

[mtg-cards-hourly]

Debtor's Pulpit

"You may not be able to pay. But you can still kneel." —Milana, Orzhov prelate

Artist: James Paick TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

[dozydawn]

victorian uranium glass jack in the pulpit vase