Sentence examples for churches in which from inspiring English sources

He returned to churches in which he once prayed and buildings in which he once lived.

In modern Protestant churches, in which it is generally called the vestry, its size and position vary greatly.

Because of similarity in design, especially in the construction of the choir, William is thought to have participated in building the Cathedral at Sens (begun 1130), one of the first churches in which Gothic architecture appears as a coherent style.

The progressive black women of "Jesus, Jobs, and Justice" fought for respect from the male-dominated churches in which they worked, even as they confronted the common enemy of white racism.

Sacrament, religious sign or symbol, especially associated with Christian churches, in which a sacred or spiritual power is believed to be transmitted through material elements viewed as channels of divine grace.

Ms. Fischer speaks of "dead churches" (traditional Protestant churches in which the congregations sit passively and listen to a sermon) and declares these are places that Jesus doesn't visit.

It was the kind of ecumenical church in which I'd grown up.

This was the kind of church in which people sought an intimate, conversational relationship with God.

He favoured a "headship" view of the church, in which men were leaders.

Often the social and cultural life surrounds the church in which people worship.

And then, 18 months ago, the very church in which he'd placed his trust evicted him.