The phrase "conduct service" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the act of overseeing or managing a religious or ceremonial event. Example: The priest will conduct service at the church on Sunday morning.
Johns Hopkins Alumni Association chapters in New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., San Francisco, Seattle and Hawaii will simultaneously conduct service projects in their cities.
However, despite recognition of the importance of this 'background' knowledge, there is no framework to date within which to conduct service mapping exercises systematically.
As a result, some churches in Texas still conduct services in Swedish, Czech, and other languages.
"Before the wall fell, he would cross to the East with a special pass to conduct services there.
The Church houses an ethnic minority Red Dzao congregation, but will also conduct services for a recently established and newly registered ethnic H'mong congregations.
The Rev. Ruben Dario Colon, who founded one of the first Lutheran churches in New York City to conduct services in Spanish, died May 5 in Orlando, Fla.
The food is kosher and space is provided for those who wish to conduct services, but there is no compunction to practice or believe in any way.
"These men dress as priests and conduct services that appear to be a Catholic Mass," said a lawyer for the archdiocese, David Brown.
As Justices Souter and Stevens pointed out in their dissents, however, the claim is preposterous: the CEF plainly aims to teach religious doctrines and conduct services of worship.
In particular, he turned to a book known as the Sarum Missal, which priests at Salisbury Cathedral had long used to conduct services.
Various Christian groups, including the Greek, Roman, Armenian, and Coptic churches, control parts of the present church and conduct services regularly.
