Sentence examples for church prayers from inspiring English sources

When Mr Mandela was rushed to hospital in Pretoria in the early hours of June 8th, the world's media again descended to document the terse official updates, visits by family members and Sunday church prayers for "Madiba," as he is called here.

The holiday is celebrated across Europe but while in Scotland, Greece and Romania the saint (one of Jesus's 12 disciples) is honoured in church prayers, pubs or even with a bank holiday, in some remote western Ukrainian villages people will be throwing a boot over a rooftop and whispering chants in candlelight to find a husband or a wife.

While John Arderne offers the church prayers for the woman in labor, Fayreford advocates a diagram, a ladder with letters, in his amulet for conception; moreover, he will offer lines from Virgil to speed delivery as an alternative to Christian rituals.

Before Baraka, he leads church prayer services.

Ms. Reilly loved caring for stray animals, made chocolate chip cookies and played the guitar at church prayer meetings, Ms. Angevine said.

On Friday, one of his sisters confirmed that account, saying in an interview that family members said he had told them at a church prayer circle in the early 1980s.

Most seriously, hundreds of members of a mostly Filipino church prayer group that had come in close contact with people infected with the disease were not put in quarantine until after the incubation period had passed.

In the monastery church, prayer and Liturgy begin at 6 a.m.

In 2012, investigators received a tip from Hernandez's brother-in-law, who told police Hernandez had allegedly confessed to the crime to a church prayer group in the 1980s.

I'm intimately familiar with the abusive, condescending, fear-based Christianity that uses the name of god to run from God. Between going to church, prayer meetings, bible studies and baptisms, I was being sexually abused by the very men who should have protected me.

Nine respondents noted the importance of Christian faith in consoling them and providing support, with specific activities including attending church, prayer and reading the bible.