Ah, no, not that far down. Just to the pews. When Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1624 N.E. Hancock St., opened in 1914, cushions covering the pews were made of heavy brown fabric. By 1980 ...

When curator Rémi Lévesque looks around the concert hall of the Barachois Historical Church in Cap-Acadie, and the over 300 hand-made cushions that adorn its pews, he doesn't see a collection.

Worshippers at two cold churches are to be given warm cushions for their pews to keep them toasty. The re-heatable pads stay hot for 90 minutes and can be used 1,000 times. One hundred cushions ...

I’m talking about the intricate handmade needlepoint cushions that line the pews of Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1624 N.E. Hancock St. Of course, you can’t visit the pews now. The church ...

The prayers of parishioners at two cold and damp churches have been answered after the Diocese of Exeter agreed to trial re-heatable cushions on the pews. One hundred cushions are being trialled ...

But the pews, pulpits and other decorative woodwork ... It has a flat seat and straight, flat back, no cushions or upholstery. It looks so uncomfortable, Reddick has also built an alternative ...

members headed out to area roads and picked up cushions from chairs and sofas put out at the road for trash pickup. When they decided to turn the pews around in the chapel to face the opposite ...

Becky Clark, the Church's director of churches and cathedrals, told The Daily Telegraph: 'Putting cushions on seats, putting rugs on benches or small floor runners... underneath pews or seating ...