Sentence examples for churches benefit from inspiring English sources

These enterprises, whose sponsoring churches benefit from a variety of tax breaks and regulatory exemptions given to religious organizations in this country, sometimes provoke complaints from for-profit businesses with which they compete — as ChangePoint's new sports center has in Anchorage.

These churches benefit by learning from the work of other faith communities from around the world.

The Garrett daughters, Millicent and Elizabeth, left home and achieved great things – the vote and entry into the medical profession, respectively – while a necklace of nearby village churches benefited from the skills of the formidable women from the Rope dynasty, one of those footnotes in the Arts and Crafts movement that have been deleted from the pages of art history.

Not only churches benefited from these sorts of collections, as the bishop offered indulgences to those who helped build bridges at Brampton, Rockingham, and Aynho.

Or is the church benefiting from a PR sting?

When John Paul II was physically as well as intellectually vigorous the church benefited from that image.

Elder Hales said the church benefitted "just by the simple fact of who they are and what they are doing".

Asian churches also benefit by being so distant from the Vatican, and from the internecine concerns of the Roman Curia.

Many of these same companies pride themselves on being fair, sustainable and ethical, with the complicity of hundreds of NGOs, of the governments and politicians of developed nations, of multilateral organizations, including the UN, so-called "ethical" "certification" labels and even the churches who benefit from these businesses.

SECOND REFORMED CHURCH Benefit for Gilda's Club; Fred Davies and George Wesner, organ.

On the evening of the day the Judge wrote his fanciful letter, Mrs. Seabury was presiding at a church benefit in East Hampton, showing slides of English gardens.