lay reader

Frank Noakes, who was secretary for the Parents' Association at Blue Coat CE while William was headteacher, said: "William James Grimes was a much respected member of the church and a lay reader. Many of us were there to remember him as the first headteacher of Blue Coat CE when there were just under 100 pupils."

AFTER 50 years at Holy Trinity Church, Holmfirth, as a choir member, sometime secretary of the PCC and lay reader emeritus, Stanley Benn is leaving the church for his new home in Lindley.

Cardigan lay reader Christine Watts said the Anglican Church would have to rely heavily on its lay readers given the problems.

Atkins' elegant exposition will appeal to the lay reader with a serious interest in physics.

McGrady (French and Italian, Tulane U.) explores the construction of the lay reader and the lay reading experience in late medieval vernacular art and literature through a case study of Guillaume (1300-77).

The former lay reader was found guilty of five charges of raping the boy between June 2005 and January this year.

The author writes easily and fluently, as much for the lay reader as for the professional historian.

Her discussion is straight forward enough for the lay reader with limited scientific background to easily understand.

The book is pitched at the intelligent lay reader but offers special appeal to those with interest in mining and geology.

The award, open to art books published in the UK during 2002 and 2003, has a preferred emphasis on works that 'illuminate art for the intelligent lay reader.'

In a sense, the information and analyses provided in Part II are more well-known to the lay reader, although the historical research and the intricacies of the debates on issues like homosexuality and environmentalism are not.

Eminently readable it provides the lay reader with a thoughtful, dispassionate account of the dally life of a battalion commander in a long year of battle.