Sentence examples for bring faith from inspiring English sources

Where there is doubt, may we bring faith.

Where there is doubt may we bring faith".

It is "Where there is doubt, I may bring faith" and most of all to the players themselves, the majority of whom had booked out of the Dragonara hotel at 9am on the Monday morning.

Supreme Court prohibitions against organized school prayer, he said, have sometimes been "taken to an extreme that actually discriminates against some people of faith who wish to bring faith into their school life".

Set in the North Carolina backcountry of the mid-19th century, this 1962 novel revolves around two religious visionaries who struggle to bring faith and dignity to a primitive valley community, a mission eventually undone by an excess of zeal.

The Very Rev. Dr. James A. Kowalski, dean of the cathedral, made the lengthy and painstaking restoration of that house the theme of his sermon, urging his listeners to bring faith and stamina to the many challenges facing the city, the nation and the world.

The nun, a native of Brooklyn, runs workshops and support groups for parents of gay and lesbian children and divorced or separated Catholics, with the goal of bringing faith into modern life.

But to the sports and exercise scientists, the Olympic Games are bound to represent one of the most wonderful examples of how science may be used to push further the limits of the human body and the human mind--enhancing physical abilities, stretching our perception of the possible, and bringing faith into dreams.

She's brought faith into me and I pray a lot.

Over email de Song said to THUMP: "Washa is a story of overcoming fear and bringing faith into life.

Too bad they can't just write a blog post, since the state of the blog is so strong that we could point out that Bush's favorite painting isn't (as he thought) a Methodist man of the cloth bringing faith to the American West, but in reality, a horse thief trying to escape a posse!