Sentence examples for churches of which from inspiring English sources

Visits to museums, and churches, of which there are no less than one hundred and two in Naples.

Most of the churches in Wenzhou are so-called "Three Self" churches, of which there are about 57,000 round the country.

Dotted around are also a number of very ancient churches, of which the most beautiful, the sublime S Sabina, large and mostly 5th-century, is right next to the Orange Garden and well worth visiting.

"Mr. Hamlin presented the memorial of Joseph Stockbridge, a chaplain in the navy, praying the enactment of a law to protect chaplains in the performance of divine service on shipboard, according to the practices and customs of the churches of which they may be members, which was referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs".(2).

And these priests did it as Anglicans" — the broader church of which Episcopalians are part.

I was active in the Presbyterian Church, of which all my immediate family were members.

For example, I did not join the church of which my father was a member and in which he preached.

Heaven, for members of the Faith Baptist church of which he and his family were members, is a real place.

The Mormon Church, of which Mr. Hatch is a member, also endorsed the compact and has offered a similarly broad view toward immigration.

More nuns have come from Russia, while several have left; they were uneasy over the reunion, two years ago, between the "White Russian" church, of which the Gethsemane convent is a stronghold, and the Patriarchate of Moscow.Then there are the visitors.

I was seven years old and could recite some Psalms from memory, having learnt them at Sunday school in the Baptist church of which my grandmother was a member.