The brass eagle lectern top is a common feature in many Victorian churches A brass eagle that was stolen from the top of a church lectern has been returned. The Reverend Matthew Tomlinson ...

It is believed he fled the scene in a van parked nearby. The eagle lectern has been a feature of St Augustine’s since its consecration in 1868. It was created by the eminent Victorian company of ...

St Augustine's posted on X: "We are saddened to report the eagle has been stolen from our Victorian brass lectern. The theft happened on the morning of June 10 by a solo man walking into church ...

A vicar has said he is "bereft" over the theft of a brass eagle off a church lectern. CCTV footage was shared by St Augustine's Church in Edgbaston, Birmingham, in a bid to identify the man involved.

The Victorian brass eagle was stolen from an Edgbaston church ... after the theft of an eagle from his church's Victorian brass lectern. The Reverend Matthew Tomlinson from St Augustine's Church ...

Travis John Branson, 48, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy, one count of violating the Lacey Act, and two counts of ...

The Vacher family of Westminster gave both the brass eagle lectern and the carved and painted pulpit in St Margaret's church Westminster. The plaque on the lectern, made by Thomas Potter & Sons, reads ...

Cambridge's NRSV Lectern Bibles use the NRSV Anglicized Edition, the Bible translation recommended for use in the Church of England and other churches. The setting is an enlargement of the NRSV ...

President Joe Biden delivered remarks to the nation in what was his first appearance on camera in the aftermath of Donald ...

First Eagle's global value team takes an uncommon route to its goal of capital preservation. The group's forte is international investing, a heritage of former manager Jean-Marie Eveillard.

Throughout the debate, Tim Walz has taken advantage of the pen and notepad that debate organizers provided to both candidates. Walz has jotted down notes. Vance, on the other hand, has opted not ...

Sometime soon (conceivably even Tuesday night?), we'll know who the next President will be. You have plenty of choices for ...