Sentence examples for churches can be from inspiring English sources

For a country and culture that declares ourselves so progressive, our governments, citizens and, of course, our churches, can be small-minded bigots at the best of times.

(Carter's first volume of poetry, "Always a Reckoning and Other Poems," which was published in 1994, included a work called "Why We Get Cheaper Tires from Liberia": "No churches can be built / no privy holes or even graves / dug in the rolling hills / for those milking Firestone's trees, who die / from mamba and mosquito bites").

For Greg Carr, an associate professor at Howard University who chairs its Afro-American studies department, the reason for ongoing, historical attacks on black churches can be placed on a fear by white America of an armed, black populace – a fear that in turn has origins within the American revolution against the British.

While the churches of Lalibela are more accessible, the stark, mountainous landscape and the isolated setting of the Tigray churches can be half the appeal for trekking tourists.

He said: "We have found the church, but Franciscan churches can be up to 60 metres long, so we have had to work out where we are in the building.

Syrian Orthodox churches can be found all over the world.

The institutional church can be a great help.

The church can be flexible, except with women.

The church can be a place of refuge, or it can be overrun by bandits".

The developed form of the hall church can be seen in the Gesù (1568, Rome) by Giacomo da Vignola.

But there is ample reason to doubt that the church can be trusted to clean up its mess.