Sentence examples for and vocation in the from inspiring English sources

"And yet he went with the courage that only the Holy Spirit can give and he went with pride and love for his career and vocation in the Army," said the Rev. Michael Forge.

It draws upon ideas of virtue and vocation in the economy that are out of fashion, but necessary for our country as we defend ourselves from a repetition of the vices that led to the financial crash and its subsequent debt and deficit.

The Lutheran 14 (July): 12-16 2000 "Connectheg the Learning Community and Vocation in the Public World".

Journal of Religious Leadership I (Fall): 45-67 2002 "Engendering Theological Education for Transformation: North American and the Caribbean" and "Visions for Theological Education Lutheran World Federation Women Magazinee 55 (October): 24 and 46-48 2002 "What Are We Saying?" The Lutheran 15 (January): 12-15 2001 "Connectheg the Learning Community and Vocation in the Public World".

The function of canon law in liturgy, preaching, and social activities involves the development and maintenance of those institutions that are considered to be most serviceable for the personal life and faith of members of the church and for their vocation in the world.

Six centuries later, the church's challenges are utterly different: a decline in churchgoing and religious vocations in the West, and the rise of Islam, especially in Europe.

Thus the calling of a church leader to office is regarded as important in the organizational structure and, like every other fundamental vocation in the churches that accept the validity of canon law, it is also viewed as sacramental and linked to the priesthood which, in turn, involves a calling to leadership in liturgy and preaching.

Since then, royal heirs – and most particularly spares – have continued to find a vocation in the army, navy and airforce.

Drawing on this position, formal teacher training might facilitate vocational teachers' opportunities and interests in CPD in the vocational areas where workers are 'low-skilled' in academic terms, e.g., Construction and some vocations in the area of Service.

Surgery provided "an inexhaustible source of amusement," often involving amputation puns and jokes about former butchers finding their true vocation in the medics' tent.

As a boy growing up in Nebraska, he and his siblings listened as their father urged them to consider a vocation in the Catholic Church.