Dr. Hopkins, who is a member of Mr. Wright's church, frames his pastor's statements within this context.
For me, the experience of lying in a freestanding bath, looking over the dovecote (where more rooms will open next year) and a church, framed by a pink-tinged sky wisped with smoke, is euphoric.
She delivered her remarks in a church basement, framed by a backdrop that said, "More Choices for Parents".
The airy church is framed by two large modern stained-glass windows.
WASHINGTON -- Bathed in the candlelight of a Romanesque Texas church and framed at the altar by golden stained glass, Rick Santorum told a group of Dallas-area pastors Wednesday that he saw no boundary between faith and public life and that he "could not and would not leave my faith at the door" as he sought the presidency.
At the opposite end of the piazza stand "twin" churches (1662) framing the entrance to three streets.
There is scarcely a town in Vermont that does not have a white frame church on its village green or main street.
The second, built just up the hill in 1893, was a frame church that was burned by vandals in 1993, two months after the celebration of its centennial.
He marvelled at the comforts of Southern California and underwent an evangelical conversion inside a little white frame church in El Paso, an experience that Neufeld treats with respectful reserve, conceding that it may have originated in von Braun's anxiety about the nuclear weapons he expected to become involved with.
Hap Jackson (Rob Morgan) is also the local preacher in the black church — a mere frame of a building with no walls or roof — whose tenancy is embittered by the family memory of an ancestor, deeded land at the time of Reconstruction, who was forced at gunpoint to hand it over to a white man.
