Sentence examples for congregation built from inspiring English sources

The Spring Street congregation built anew in 1836.

In 1842 the congregation built a church at a cost of $2,000.

It is the synagogue that the congregation built in 1860 and expanded as its membership grew, before moving to the much larger sanctuary on Rivington Street.

Because they had a special need for a houseboat to carry out their mission in the Peruvian Amazon, the congregation built one for them.

In 1872, the congregation built a synagogue at Ludlow and Hester Streets.

In 1950 the congregation built an adjoining school; at its peak its enrollment was almost 1,000.

The sponsor of the program, East Brooklyn Congregations, built 1,100 two- and three-bedroom brick row houses from 1987 to 1991, but stopped work after disagreements with the Dinkins administration on sites where it could build.

Adventist congregations built churches, hospitals and missions throughout the world.

The most concentrated collection in Los Angeles of distinctive religious architecture can be found in the mid-Wilshire corridor, where in the late 1920s many downtown churches, following their congregations, built and relocated in sumptuous structures.

WHAT: 5,000-square-foot building HOW MUCH: $119,000 This wood-frame structure, used by a Methodist Episcopal congregation, was built in 1873 after a fire destroyed the congregation's first church.

One feature of the renovation that Father Grange was most proud of was the repainting of the God's eye in the vaulted ceiling from blue, as the primarily Irish congregation that built the church had imagined it, to brown, as the Mexican woman who cooked for him told him it should be.