Sentence examples similar to a chapter of a church from inspiring English sources

Until Pulse, in which 49 were shot dead, the deadliest American LGBTQ hate crime was a 1973 arson attack on UpStairs Lounge, a New Orleans gay bar in which 32 died during services for the Metropolitan Community Church, a chapter of the first-ever gay church in the United States.

Since the 11th century the church has had a chapter of secular clergy, like the cathedrals of Chichester, Hereford, Lincoln and York.

- Charles F. Adams, Jr., A Chapter of Erie (1871).

Every chapter of your book should be like a chapter of their lives.

The artists seem to take some pleasure in their chapter of the church's long history of artistic patronage.

The 20th century chapter of Christ's church was written by this Pentecostal outpouring, a revival movement of global proportion.

"That's part of a church.

This paper presents an acoustic study of a church located in Cluj-Napoca municipality, Romania.

Moran hosts the chapter's meetings in a church with a gay-friendly pastor.

His achievements and those of his followers form a chapter in the history of the Roman Catholic church that cannot be neglected by those who desire to understand that institution.

"You're kind of stepping into a church".