Sentence examples for church relationship from inspiring English sources

Assign each group one of the following chapter subcategories: "Culture and Ethnicity," "Economy," "Geography and Climate," "Political History," "Religion and The Church," "Relationship with the United States," and "Recent Developments".

Jamie Fyleman has been head of volunteering at Tearfund, and is acting head of that role as well as head of UK church relationships.

That alleged resignation has long plagued the Catholic Church in Mexico, and though they weren't named directly by Francis, no discussion of the cartel-church relationship would be complete without mention of "narco alms"—or blood money supposedly offered by cartels to help fund public works and other church activities.

In Italy, Spain and Germany, the terms of the church-state relationship still give the church a degree of autonomy and immunity which it is unlikely to give up voluntarily.

The church's relationship with the state was defined by a church law in 1869.

With Dr. Fisher, he compiled the words of Pope John Paul II on the church's relationship with Judaism.

This was the predominant form of the church's relationship to the poor from the 1st to the 16th century.

It said talks would seek to resolve the "open questions" in the church's relationship with the society.

Later that year, Benedict, then Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, sought to regularize the church's relationship with the society.

He added: "This is a man of God who at the end of his public role transmits his vision of the church and relationship with the church.

The Vatican is planning a new initiative to reach out to atheists and agnostics in an attempt to improve the church's relationship with non-believers.