Sentence examples for Fervent congregation from inspiring English sources

Attending a concert in Buenos Aires is to take your place alongside the most fervent congregation to worship at the altar of rock.

Larry Iannaccone, an economist at George Mason University who has studied religions, notes that some of the most successful, like Jehovah's Witnesses or Pentecostal Christians, which have very fervent congregations, have strict requirements.

The congregation responds to each cluster with a fervent "Vahiguru," which originally meant "Praise to the Guru" but is now accepted as the most common word for God.

One of them, William Bradford, who later became governor of Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts, likened Robinson's congregation to the early Christian churches because of its "true piety, humble zeal and fervent love towards God and his Ways".

The congregation?

The fan base is fervent.

Amen, sang the congregation.

The congregation gasped.

He was a fervent patriot.

His followers are fervent.

The congregation cheers.