A woman who smothered a dying fellow churchgoer with a pillow despite her victim's opposition to euthanasia has been jailed for life with a minimum term of nine years for his murder.
He is a regular churchgoer, and appears to live by the tenets of his faith.
He was told of (but not shown) several hundred barrels of nasties stored in secret hideaways.The opposition screamed for a parliamentary debate; it has claimed that the government of Patrick Manning, a staid churchgoer, is linked to al-Qaeda.
Mr McCain is an infrequent churchgoer and he hardly mentions his faith.
Larkin's churchgoer only enters the church "Once I am sure there's nothing going on".
An irregular churchgoer, he urged religion on others as a prop for morality.
When asked about his biggest failing during an unsuccessful run for the Senate in 1994, he lamented spending only one day a week helping the needy.The Mormon factorMr Romney is a devout churchgoer.
I am neither a southerner nor a churchgoer, and despite heavy doses of James Baldwin and Flannery O'Connor, this is foreign, fascinating territory to me.Mr Eason is professional, serious, and intimidatingly well-versed in scripture and ecclesiastical theory.
More a churchgoer than a Christian, he played the organ in his local parish church, St Peter's, Swettenham, for 40 years, and attended evensong.
I realise belatedly that the president has been a regular churchgoer, then wonder what it would take for that institution to turn on him and tell him to go.
The Baroque style that evolved from this program was paradoxically both sensuous and spiritual; while a naturalistic treatment rendered the religious image more accessible to the average churchgoer, dramatic and illusory effects were used to stimulate piety and devotion and convey an impression of the splendour of the divine.
