Sentence examples for charismatic community from inspiring English sources
"Milk" is undeniably moving, but it earns most of its power from its historical resonance and because it holds up a mirror to another charismatic community organizer who rose from the streets on a message of hope.
Zafra was just that, a charismatic community, out in force eating and playing, arguing and flirting in their unique double plaza, a couple of wondrously wonky Moorish squares, one after the other, both laid-back yet buzzing with life.
As a charismatic community they fellowship with and edify one another.
The Methodist movement began as a sectarian protest against the worldliness of the Church of England; its success stimulated it to become a church, which in turn spawned various sectarian protests, including charismatic communities.
Chinese-American painter Martin Wong was charismatic, community-minded, and a consummate collector.
The discipleship (striving toward God) that exists in a charismatic Christian community has nothing in common with the conformity (following orders) that characterizes modern mass organizations.
He was, unlike most officers, popular with the Aborigines: warm, charismatic, involved in community activities, the kind of guy children climbed on "as if he were a tree".
Long before Tebowmania engulfed Denver, he starred at Florida, where his community service, charismatic personality and religious beliefs combined to make him a folk hero of sorts.
He was traded to the White Sox that year, and became a baseball treasure in Chicago, a dynamic performer on the field and a cheerful, charismatic presence in the community.
He promised the speedy beginning of the period of the Holy Spirit, in which the institutional papal church, with its sacraments and its revelation hardened in the letter of scripture, would be replaced by a community of charismatic figures, filled with the Spirit, and by the time of "spiritual knowledge".
Human divinity was a way to talk about people who have strong charismatic power, and the community that collected around Jesus certainly thought of him as extraordinary.
