Sentence examples for attended a sermon from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, he attended a sermon in Greenwell Springs, Louisiana, at which the Reverend Dennis Terry preached: I don't care what the naysayers say.

He attended a sermon by al-Awlaki at the Finsbury Park Mosque.

Despite the patient's desire to get up and attend a sermon delivered today in the Throne Hall, his doctor ordered another day of complete immobility.

In 1955, while working in Boston as a calypso singer known as the Charmer, he came across the NOI, attending a sermon by Malcolm X and the movement's leader, Elijah Muhammed.

This extraordinarily moving book opens with the anonymous narrator attending a sermon and being struck by a single sentence from the Epistle of St Paul to the Thessalonians: "Pray without ceasing'.

This enabled him to see the places he describes so vividly in his book: the Casa Santa Marta, the hall of residence-like building, staffed by nuns, where the cardinals bunk down during the conclave; the Pauline Chapel, with its two frescoes by Michelangelo, where they attend a sermon before withdrawing to the Sistine Chapel to vote; and the Sacristy, where the new pope is robed.

It is what it is, for good and ill – and who would want to attend a secular sermon anyway?

I remember when I was younger attending a wedding sermon that was about the Gulf War.

A year or two later, he attended a Christian conference with friends, and a sermon he heard there resonated deeply with him.

An acquaintance of Benson's, on holiday in Wales, attended a church service deep in the principality where the sermon was in Welsh.

More than 2500 imams attended a national conference on integrating influenza messages into their sermons.