At Liturgical Exchange, our mission is to repurpose and restore sacred items from closed worship sites, giving them new life to be treasured and adored on a national scale. With over 30 years of years of liturgical experience, artistic craftsmanship and devotion to the faith, we strive to offer a variety of services to the church community.
Reverent Seating Without the Wait
Well-Crafted Pews, Priced to Move
These pews provide both comfort and lasting beauty for any worship space. With inventory on hand, parishes can avoid long lead times while maintaining a high standard of craftsmanship and reverence. Ideal for chapels, daily Mass spaces, or expansions, these pews are a practical and dignified solution, now available at exceptional value.
Recently Closed
Enhance your space with exquisite marble furnishings or stunning stained glass windows. These elements not only add a touch of elegance but also create a unique atmosphere that complements various design themes.
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Restoration | Repainting | Refinishing |
Restoration | Repainting | Refinishing |
Formally known as the Ecclesiastical Exchange, we have altered our name to reflect our goals of better serving you, the faithful, and the Catholic Church with the exchange and restoration of liturgical and sacred items. Due to the unfortunate number of churches and religious institutions closing in recent years, our partner brand, St. Jude Liturgical Arts Studio (SJLA). has accumulated works of art, Sacred Vessels, and Sanctuary items to be repurposed and rehoused. Now, our website makes these items available for purchase at a fraction of their original cost. We continually attempt to accommodate our clients with religious items for their places of worship. In addition, our Design Studio offers services in restoration, delivery and installation of these new and complimentary items.
For over 35 years, the St. Jude Liturgical Arts Studio has taken an active roll in the construction of new places of worship for the Roman Catholic Church. With our gifted staff of artists, designers, fabricators and craftsmen, we have been privileged to collaborate on a variety of projects. Those include the Vatican, The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC, Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity, and Mother Angelica’s Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN). Our Liturgical Arts Studio was commissioned for special projects including visits by Saint Pope John Paul II, Pope Benedict, and Pope Francis. The above mentioned projects can be reviewed in our portfolios and videos. Experience has taught us that communication amongst all involved participants is the key. Therefore, via timely progress reports, we will make every effort to assure our clients, and their committees, of a projects progress. This is particularly important during decision making involving the approval and completion of the overall project. Finally, our clients have attested to our quality workmanship and the expeditious completion of their work.
