Sentence examples for church field from inspiring English sources

And soon after Ms. Francisco-Duran's husband departed for the United States more than eight years ago, their elder son, Ramon, drowned while on a church field trip.

Unable to afford to hire a hall, she held her first music sessions for children in a church field in Radlett, Hertfordshire, where she lives.

Then, three years after an aborted merger plan with Fulham which would have seen the club move to Craven Cottage, Woolwich Arsenal moved to a church field in north London next to Gillespie Road Underground Station.

The 39-year-old Northern Irishman won on the 1-2 favourite Church Field in his first race back.

Last Sunday, about 50 Muslims attended an afternoon tea at a local Baptist church, fielding questions including why some Muslim women and not others cover their hair, and why Islam has no denominational headquarters.

The historical slide show on screens that frame the stage -- projected photographs of bluesmen, country churches, field workers and night-life city slickers, all documenting the blues migration from the Mississippi Delta to Chicago -- has necessarily been edited.

And beyond exhorting the faithful to exercise their franchise -- voting is mandatory in Brazil, anyway -- the churches field or endorse candidates, mobilize workers and plot election strategy with increasing astuteness.

1140) the Concordia discordantium canonum (generally known as the Decretum Gratiani), a collection of nearly 4,000 texts on all fields of church discipline, presented in the form of a treatise designed to harmonize all the contradictions and inconsistencies existing in the rules accumulated from diverse sources.

Our pastor had the "smell of the sheep" about him long before that idea was made popular by Pope Francis, and he always considered the church a "field hospital" — another idea made popular by the current pope — that cared for the many wounded.

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He often points out that Americans settle their religious differences on the church softball field, while religious differences are sometimes settled through terror and war in the Middle East.