Sentence examples for called churches from inspiring English sources
Followers of South Asian Theravada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism, particularly that of Japan (largely Pure Land, Nichiren [especially Soka Gakkai], and Zen) and Tibet, founded temples (some of which are called "churches"), meditation centres, community centres, and other spiritual retreats.
He's called churches and other charitable organizations with no luck.
That last group tends to congregate in these places called churches.
"Trump's building a wall, and we'll build circles of protection called churches".
The Christian AIDS Bureau of Southern Africa (CABSA) runs a program called Churches, Channels of Hope which trains facilitators to educate and minister churches on HIV awareness.
Potential members are known as prospects, and monthly meetings are called church.
He said coalition members called church members and voiced concerns about the primary.
Upton, who will reveal his final STC season in September, called Church "a terrific choice" for Sydney.
Liturgical music, also called church music, music written for performance in a religious rite of worship; the term is most commonly associated with the Christian tradition.
More than 500,000 Austrian Catholics signed the so called "church referendum", a grassroots petition for radical church reforms including making priestly celibacy voluntary and ordaining women.
