Sentence examples similar to congregation convened from inspiring English sources
"This thing is real, it's reality". Medical experts convened by the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, the Vatican body charged with investigating miracles, concluded his recovery resulted from prayer.
When the congregation of All Saints Episcopal Churchh on Chicago's North Side convened for the early worship service on Sunday, photocopies of a column I had written, about a weekly food pantry at the church, were placed on an entryway table.
The passengers had rented the bus for a trip to Marian Days, an annual event named for the Virgin Mary and convened by a religious order called the Congregation of the Mother Co-Redemptrix.
He told his father, who took him to talk to their church's pastor, who convened a meeting of some of the congregation's business people.
A general chapter of the Holy Ghost Fathers was convened in Rome in September 1968 to debate the direction of the congregation after the changes of the Second Vatican Council.
Writer called on Sullivan at his church, the Zion Baptist Church, whose 6000-member congregation is one of the largest in the U.S. He'd just returned from a meeting he'd convened in England of the chief executive officers of 18 multinationals.
Mayor Mike Rawlings on Friday convened a conference call with dozens of religious leaders and asked them to urge their congregations to show compassion to Troh and her family.
He convened ninety-three hearings.
A grand jury was convened.
