Sentence examples for church reading from inspiring English sources
While an anti-Bush banner hangs from a Berlin church reading "Peace for the world, pretzels for Bush," the famous Brandenburg Gate, under renovation, has a new pro-American covering, showing the White House standing behind it.
They're night-and-day different: Maggie "dressed so don't-give-a-damn" in a "ratty skirt" and "stretch-necked T-shirt"; Whaley so prim and so perpetually shocked by the high cost of groceries in the city that she sits on the steps of the abandoned church, reading the price circulars aloud.
Surfing fundamentalist Catholic blogs confirms greater concern with lacy vestments than a commitment to be a church reading "the signs of the times", responding in solidarity to "the joys and hopes, the grief and anxiety of the people of our time".
Not only do happy people watch less TV, they also spend more time socializing with relatives and friends, attending church, reading the newspaper, working and even having sex.
A group of Muslims held up a banner outside the church reading: "Love for all.
From classics like Boyd K. Packer's "The Holy Temple" to modern works by men and women in the church, reading will help you prepare intellectually and spiritually for the experience.
A sign in front of the church read, "We Mourn for Nazish.
Beside the graveyard, a sign on an old wooden church reads, "You are invited here.
"If you thought the zip line was a thrill … come in and spend some time with Jesus!!!" a sign outside the church reads.
"Just about everyone I know at work and at church read these books as children, and now they're reading them to their children.
THE sign in front of the steepled church read: "Sunday Sermon: Does God Prefer Particular Sports Teams?" A man passing by gives the sign a befuddled look.
