Sentence examples for a brethren from inspiring English sources
His father, Ezra Flory, was a Brethren clergyman-educator.
His namesake, Christopher Sower II (1721 84), continued his father's business and became a Brethren elder.
He had become a Brethren minister in 1946 and in 1948 received his M.A. from Illinois.
In his space moment a Brethren will preach to members of the crew.
It has a 15th-century cathedral, a Brethren church (1554), a castle, and other landmarks.
Flory attended Elgin High School in Elgin, Ill., before enrolling in Manchester College, a Brethren liberal arts college in North Manchester, Ind., in 1927.
Matt's grandfather, Abram Groening, was a professor at Tabor College, a Mennonite Brethren liberal arts college in Hillsboro, Kansas before moving to Albany College (now known as Lewis and Clark College) in Oregon in 1930.
Later in 1937, Jessie became seriously infected with boils and, while under the care of a Glanton Brethren family, converted to Christianity.
In this reconstruction by Dianne McIntyre, a choreographer in her own right and a Tamiris specialist, "Brethren" is an extraordinarily powerful experience.
Thomas à Kempis, a student who lived for a time with the Brethren, wrote a biography of Radewyns.
The pope, a Pole himself, raised the tone in 1997 by referring to Jews as "elder brethren", a phrase from a famous nationalist poem.
