Sentence examples for clergy around from inspiring English sources

"Where the population is denser, there are fewer clergy around to reach those people.

The supply-and-demand logic of moving clergy around the world pays little attention to the cultural problems that often result and shows no sensitivity to the needs of the local church from which these clergy are transferred.

Mark D. Tooley, who works at the Institute for Religion and Democracy and directs United Methodist Action, its program focused on Methodists, said in an interview that the proposal was intended not for the delegates here, who are "institutionalists" likely to defend church unity, but for church members and clergy around the country.

This process was encouraged by the trend for tithe revenues being increasing "appropriated" by central church authorities, rather than being used to support local clergy: around 39% of parish tithes had been centralised in this way by 1535.

Raoul Wallenberg Unit requested clergy around the world to speak about Raoul Wallenberg and his heroic deeds - 'One Person can Make a Difference' - from their pulpits over the weekend 3 5 August 2012 which coincided with the date of his 100th birthday, 4 August 2012.

St . LouisPost Dispatch's Lilly Fowler captured the scene and posted it in in a video on Instagram with the caption "Not going to let Bob McCulloch turn me around, clergy sing in Clayton.

They restored the authority of the archbishops and established cathedral chapters so that the clergy living around a bishop were drawn into a communal life.

The 5,000 foreign journalists who have flown in for the conclave, as well as clergy from around the world, account for much of the immediate rise in visitor numbers.

In May, the Alliance Defense Fund invited clergy members around the country to challenge I.R.S. tax-exemption rules by preaching sermons on Sept. 28 — it coined the phrase "Pulpit Freedom Sunday" — "specifically opposing candidates for office whose political positions conflict with scriptural truth".

President Barack Obama on Wednesday morning hosted the third annual Easter prayer breakfast in the East Room of White House with about 150 clergy from around the country in the audience.

Talbert was a recent participant of Union's Millennial Leaders Project, where 50 young activist, leaders, and clergy from around the United States were selected to engage social issues from the intersection of spirituality and social justice.