Sentence examples for chapel building from inspiring English sources

This was a remarkable effort, even in a great age of church and chapel building.

The main part of the old listed chapel building, with its high ceilinged white space, is beautifully preserved, but also transformed – into a buzzing restaurant where a happy congregation of families and friends is munching away.

"They commissioned, set up, safeguarded and managed all the masterpieces that from 1305 until today have been given to the chapel, building a patrimony of 21,610 masterpieces," he said.

The chapel building was subsequently let out for various uses, and known as "St George's Hall".

All Saints West was opened in 1954, and in 1961 it became the site of the first interment chapel building in archdiocesan cemeteries.

The United Reformed Church moved to its current building in 1936 after the previous chapel building proved too small for the growing congregation.

But banners and signs promoting Christian ministries and programs are everywhere, and not just on chapel buildings.

It is based in the former United Reformed building in East Park Street, although several of the former chapel buildings still exist around the town.

The south and west ranges and the gate tower were built around 1620 to 1622; the north and east ranges and the chapel buildings date from 1637 to 1642.

Evanton has a number of public facilities including the Diamond Jubilee Hall, Chapel Road, building work started in December 1897, Major Randle Jackson of Swordale House gave 50% of the building costs and the people of Evanton (Parish of Kiltearn) raised the rest.

He served as president of the men's fellowship, was on the chapel's building committee and worked with the children's ministry, said Peter Kpapharo, pastor at Winner's Chapel.