Sentence examples for churches calling from inspiring English sources

Gay candidates for public office say they have been singled out for defeat by a coalition of local churches calling itself the "faith community".

Relics were installed in basillicas or in special churches called martyria.

And the quid pro quo being demanded is fresh respect for what churches call religious liberty.

He coached the Brooklyn court room attendance their lines, most churches called him in an emergency.

Leaders from the Southern Baptist Convention, the World Assemblies of God Fellowship, and other evangelical churches called for boycotts.

This week a group of churches called for an urgent overhaul of the regime, describing it as inhumane.

In August, fifty-one evangeliChristiantian leaders, representing forty-five thousand calledes, called on the President to consider sending troops to Darfur to stop the "genocide".

Also affected is the country's much-celebrated network of castles, monasteries and churches, called the Paradores de Turismo, that are at risk of being shuttered, perhaps permanently.

Of particular importance to the growth of SRI was Mandela's antiapartheid movement and the Anglican Communion and other churches' call for corporations to divest in South Africa.

While other prophets in the Asian churches called for moderation and accommodation, John demanded outright resistance.

Unlike today, the cardinals had real jurisdiction over the dioceses, parochial churches (called tituli) or deaconries to which they were attached.