Sentence examples for call to welcome from inspiring English sources
The statement also noted that the producers would amend the language of the casting call to welcome "people of all ethnicities" to audition for Hamilton.
It will take a concerted effort to offer competing narratives that might open communities of faith up to rethinking immigration in light of the biblical call to welcome the stranger and to love one's neighbor as oneself.
Pagitt believes many evangelicals are torn between longtime loyalty to the Republican Party and their own personal dismay at GOP policies that contradict the Bible's call to welcome the stranger and care for the marginalized.
Worse, this sex education lesson for teens describe women's bodies like all-night diners: "Inscribed in the woman's body is the call to WELCOME both man and baby" [emphasis in original].
He can remind us of Jesus' call to welcome the immigrant as an act of righteousness, as related in Matthew 25 35-40: "For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you invited me in..
Trump hasn't attended a PC (USA) church regularly since his childhood, but when he finally visited one while campaigning in January, he quickly became acquainted with what progressive Christians like to call the "prophetic tradition". As Trump sat quietly in his pew, the pastor — a woman — calmly preached a sermon about Christ's call to welcome immigrants and refugees.
After I sat down at my desk in the newsroom, readers, mostly women, started calling to welcome me back.
With calls to welcome all and music tinged with African rhythms, they have tailored their appeal to Afro-Cubans, in particular, who have long felt ostracized by the Roman Catholic Church here and have gravitated toward Santería, a belief system that blends aspects of African, Caribbean and Catholic faiths.
We live in a Church that is called to welcome and affirm people's humanity and identity without exception.
Locals drift over to see what the fuss is about, and many call out to welcome the British prime minister.
"As people of faith, our values call us to welcome the stranger, love our neighbor, and stand with the vulnerable, regardless of their religion".
