Sentence examples for churches training from inspiring English sources

There, she helped implement a study of HIV prevalence, providing HIV/AIDS education in schools and churches, training field workers, and dealing with the study's logistics.

In Peshawar and Lahore, Christian leaders have mandated that churches train volunteer guards; some have added security fences and metal detectors.

Although all the major composers were church trained and fully cognizant of modal structures, a rapidly increasing use of chromatic tones in the 16th century lessened the influence of modal sonorities.

"We did the purpose-driven-church training, and we simulcast it to ninety thousand pastors across Africa.

With many church training colleges now accepting as many women as men, it is hardly surprising that love blossoms and that the lovers do the Christian thing and marry.

While some predominantly white evangelical congregations may not have any immigrants in their pews, denominational leaders are aware that immigrants are contributing to the growth of their churches, said Matthew Soerens, U.S. church training specialist for World Relief, a founding member of the Evangelical Immigration Table.

He denounced racial intolerance and nuclear weapons and promoted a renewal of faith -- calling on churches to train "Christian commandos" -- but did not immerse himself in the myriad smaller conflicts of the church.

He wants churches to train security teams made up of regular members of the congregation.

The church has long been active in fighting AIDS, and is working with the government of Rwanda to improve health care in Western Rwanda, principally by encouraging churches to train members as volunteer community health workers.

The Mississippi Senate just passed a bill that would allow churches to train members to carry guns and act as security guards during religious services -- and exempt them from legal action if they use their weapons.

Two women who were proficient in English and Ibo, the local language, were selected from each participating church and trained to serve as church-based health advisors (CHAs).