Sentence examples for church echoes from inspiring English sources

The experience at Bishop Girtman's church echoes across the congregational landscape of America.

The clash between Galileo and the Church echoes the issues we face in today's society.

The church echoes with the greatness of its past: 16th-century Protestant reformer Martin Luther once preached at its pulpit, and the baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach gave regular performances here during his time as organist at the ducal court, from 1708 to 1718.

Smaller can equal clearer, and church echo has indeed eaten up billions of notes crying to be heard.

The church echoed concerns raised by Christian Brothers Investment Services, a fund based in New York that manages $4 billion on behalf of Catholic dioceses and other groups.

Sheikh Zakariah Dawhd, the octogenarian chief imam whose still lives in his modest childhood home wedged between two churches, echoed those thoughts: "Religious leaders have to do more to promote unity.

The houses of Bédoin nestle into the slopes of the surrounding hills, dwarfed by the spire of the church that echoes the tower of the observatory high above.

So, while the Catholic Anna Bijns was fulminating against Lutheranism in her glowing satirical verse, which was countered later by the Calvinist Marnix van Sint Aldegonde in his polemical attack on the Catholic church, the echoes of Classical antiquity were reaching the Netherlands in the odes, sonnets, and translations of Jan Baptista van der Noot and Jan van Hout.

At midday in Sarajevo, muezzins call from minarets as church bells echo through the Dinaric Alps.

Broad-shouldered Bratislava Castle stood high on its hilltop before me, while the sound of church bells echoed up through the medieval-era streets.

It was also a moment of high-stakes political theater, set in one of New York City's largest black churches, summoning echoes of racially charged cases in recent city history.