Sentence examples for associated churches from inspiring English sources

People associated with the church include Henry Rowlands, vicar of St Nidan's, Llanidan, and its associated churches (including St Edwen's) in the first part of the 18th century.

The right of patronage (the power to appoint the rector of Holyhead and its associated churches and the right to receive income from the church) was bequeathed to Jesus College, Oxford, in 1648.

Steven Anderson, the leader of an associated church, said in a YouTube video that Romero had committed "grievous sins".

Previous research has associated church attendance with increased life expectancy and, in some studies, a reduced risk of depression.

He is the pastor of the associated church, she is the school director, their daughter is a teacher and their grandson is a student.

Neubauer helped found the school in 1964, according to the associated church's website, and has been actively involved ever since.

Some of the programs are associated with churches, like Abyssinian Baptist.

In the central and northern highlands of Ethiopia, native forest and forest biodiversity is almost confined to sacred groves associated with churches.

The latter term is usually restricted to such declarations within the Christian faith and is especially associated with churches of the Protestant Reformation.

In his latest book, Religion For Atheists, De Botton argues that even atheists have a soft-spot for the sort of grandiose architecture commonly associated with churches, mosques and temples.

Alliance Defending Freedom, the conservative group that brought the case, argues that while the Missouri constitution bans public funding for things like devotional training, it does not ban funding for secular activities, such as playgrounds, that are associated with churches.