Sentence examples for Local anglican from inspiring English sources

Ten of the youths have moved in with the local Anglican archbishop, Mpalanyi Nkoyoyo.

To be certain of a place, we started attending the local Anglican church when Robert was about two.

Early tales include a furious quarrel with a local Anglican vicar, both of them hollering from tombstones in the parish churchyard.

She hasn't gone to her local Anglican church for a while now because they wouldn't let her sing Onward Christian Soldiers, her favourite hymn.

Educated at a local Anglican missionary school, he was forced to find work at the age of 15, initially at a Johannesburg dairy, to support the family after his uncle's death.

Chris Howson, a local Anglican priest who canvasses with Searchlight, has been watching local events closely, and he too worries that the BNP will gain more seats, partly as a result of disillusioned Labour voters staying at home.

They are ably mentored by Oxford and Cambridge universities (50% of students from private schools) in appointments to the commanding heights of the law, the courts, the army, the navy and the air force, the civil service, local government, the Anglican church and the media (if they wish to work).

It is also an old vision, one that vests the identity of the church in local communities of Anglicans at prayer, who adapt their way of life and liturgy according to the needs of Christian mission.

So while it remains to be seen if the Vatican will be successful in luring Anglicans elsewhere, local leaders say they expect any defections in New York to be minimal.

When abroad, there is often no easily available Anglican church; therefore the local Catholic church is not obliged to turn him away.

A whole network of local voluntary bodies, led either by Anglicans or Nonconformists, usually in rivalry, came into existence, representing a tribute to the energies of the age and to its fear of state intervention.