Sentence examples for church language from inspiring English sources

Manichaean Parthian of the 3rd century was preserved as a church language in Central Asia.

As long, that is, as missionaries at special events avoid church language and spiritual clichés, give away buttons, stickers and balloons, and conduct "creative" worship services that last for no more than 30 minutes.

They should learn reading and writing, basic mathematics, history, music, needlework, and Latin (because it is the church language)—but no modern languages, since they tend to moral corruption.

It was written in philosophical Church language that seemed as if it were only for pastors — I have read that many people thought this — and required long-form answers.

It was written in philosophical Church language that seemed as if it were only for pastors—I have read that many people thought this and required long-form answers.

Indeed, Sophia had many virtues, both cultured and innate, to recommend her as an ideal candidate for marriage to the unprepossessing Peter, but it was her immediate and canny pursuit of everything Russian — church, language and customs — that predicted the transformation of a girl who might otherwise have been a historical footnote into "the pre-eminent royal personage in the world".

Detectable in Kaine, and in the atmosphere last night, was the beginning of a turn, in which the bracing black-church language that Obama has sometimes used to guide our politics is amended until it fits Hillary Clinton's Methodism, with its soft insistence on consensus.

Nevertheless, throughout this period of political division, the Piast lands retained their common church structure, language, and economy, all of which provided a basis for various princes to try to reunify the Polish kingdom.

On Wednesday, couples toted the guns through the church zip-tying them on the way in and leaving ammo at the door—for a marriage blessing, or in the church zip-tyinge, a "perfecthem level blessing".

Do you and your church use language that equates a person with their disability as if their disability is the only significant aspect of their life (i.e., "the blind man, the lame woman, the deaf girl")?

In addition to the firebombing of churches, Malay-language Bibles have been seized by the authorities in a dispute over whether Christians should be allowed to use the word Allah for God.