Sentence examples for commitment to the church from inspiring English sources

One of the men who was charged civilly but not criminally, Stephen Cina, declined to comment on the case, but his lawyer, Randy Zelin, said that Mr. Cina was "committed to the church" and that "his role and his commitment to the church seem to be stronger than ever".

What the poll finds somewhat lacking, however, is a strong commitment to the church establishment.

Three revival movements during the 19th century caused many Finns to develop a deeper commitment to the church.

Marriage was a key part of achieving salvation, and for a couple the marriage was as much a commitment to the church as it was to each other.

It is also understood as a rite in which Christians can confirm the commitment to the church made for them at baptism.

The roots of Mr. Hanssen's commitment to the church and to law enforcement are found in Chicago, where he was born in April 1944 to a Catholic family.

Over recent years, Romney has sidestepped questions as to the level of his commitment to the LDS church.

The archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, who chairs the church's evangelical taskforce and has made mission work central to his leadership, said evangelism was "not a survival technique out of concern at the latest figures on church attendance", but a "commitment to renew the church".

The objection to mystery in government lies behind Jefferson's commitment to the separation of church and state.

"I believe in what he is saying, we share commitment to the separation of church and state, but what he is saying is right for this country".

The organization's president, Kenneth Bronstein, a retiree, and its vice president, Jane Everhart — both declined to give their ages — revived the moribund group in the last decade, with aggressive canvassing at Columbus Circle and their commitment to the separation of church and state.