Reformed churches developed more or less self-contained congregational polities because the Reformed church congregation granted greater participation in the life of the congregation to the laity as presbyters and elders.
The family arrived highly recommended by their British church congregation.
A local church congregation… The Pulitzer Prize is mainly a prize for the news.
Matthew" lies in the meditative chorales, hymn settings that invited the church congregation to join in.
The night before, King delivered a speech to a Memphis church congregation during a strike by sanitation workers.
As a result, the scene resembled less a catwalk crowd, more an exceptionally well-dressed church congregation.
A whole church congregation had photos of me saying my vows at the altar but that wasn't the extraordinary point of my wedding day in my eyes.
A local church congregation had mobilized teams of searchers, but the man who discovered her, James King, was on his own.
A parliament, a church congregation, a social club, or a trade union may operate under the terms of a formal written document labeled a constitution.
"So I got down on my knees right there on the couch and I prayed with my mom," he told a Georgia church congregation in 2010.
The tapestry, a tribute to the union of church, state and party, was woven by a church congregation at the behest of their priest.
