Sentence examples for congregation congregation from inspiring English sources

Mary's Hospital) (1866), first Jewish Reform Congregation (Congregation B'nai Israel) (1868), the first opera house (1870), the first orphanage (1876), the first telephone (1878), the first electric lights (1883), the first medical college (now the University of Texas Medical Branch) (1891), and the first school for nurses (1890).

For the past 11 years, hundreds of religious congregations, congregations from a wide array of religious persuasions and from all corners of the world, have come together to celebrate the interface between religion and science.

The Globe, which by its nature enforces congregation, and congregation with everyone, is a bracing tonic.

He addressed congregation after congregation, fuelling a type of public outrage that was entirely new to Uganda.

The sleepy congregation [graphic] = La congregation tout endormi / W. Hogarth pinxt. et sculpt.

Reared by Methodist ministers, she grew up moving from congregation to congregation, from Glasgow to Staffordshire to Yorkshire to Nottinghamshire.

Yet professional music can be costly, and the ability or desire to pay varies from congregation to congregation.

He added: "There is also a mutual love and respect from rabbi to congregation and from congregation to rabbi.

I have a congregation, a big congregation who are very nice people and they're all very religious but I don't want them to be religious.

Still, Bennett Avenue remains a vibrant center for Orthodox Jews and two Reform congregations and a Conservative congregation meet in synagogues on Fort Washington Avenue.

Falwell's financial troubles — and the confusion that he creates around them — can be understood only in the context of the relationships that exist between him and his congregation and between that congregation and the outside world.