Sentence examples for church courses from inspiring English sources

At the time, Haggis and Gettas were having arguments; the Scientologists told him that taking church courses would improve the relationship.

He said he relied on those representations and spent 11 years and about $100,000 on church courses, but later found the Scientology promises to be bogus.

In the past, Haggis had defended the religion; in 1997, he wrote a letter of protest after a French court ruled that a Scientology official was culpable in the suicide of a man who fell into debt after paying for church courses.

Ms. McPherson worked as a sales representative at a publishing business owned by Scientologists and spent so much of her salary on church courses that she had to borrow from her employer to keep up with her studies in church doctrine, according to documents provided to The New York Times by lawyers for the family.

The episode has been used in church courses about the nature of a soul in Connecticut and in the United Kingdom, and was shown by a minister in Scotland in one of his sermons.

AMC payroll records show that Ms. McPherson borrowed more than $33,000 in 1995, and paid all of that to the church for courses.

This also means business for the church, of course.

A church, of course, isn't the only way to provide a cohesive sense of community.

This time, the pope said he wanted to chart the church's course for the future.

The church, of course, was packed and three priests – count them!

He did not endorse the solution of Catholics leaving the church, of course.