Sentence examples for congregation practices from inspiring English sources

Evans, whose almost entirely African American congregation practices within the majority white city of Dallas, Georgia, has tried to piece together the events of what happened one day in June 1995 – almost exactly 20 years ago – when a young white boy decided to set fire to the church he leads.

This congregation practices radical hospitality and abundant love for all who walk through the doors.

They reject ecclesiastical institutions other than the congregation, practice a dynamic evangelism based on a literal view of the Bible, and remain aloof from interdenominational activities.

Congregations practice the songs to maintain proper melody and uniformity during their religious meetings.

"Collected Ideas That Bring Hope for a Greener, Healthier World" "Congregations Practice Faith Through Environmental Leadership" "The Greening of a Suburban Downtown".

Wax initiated some changes in the congregation's religious practices.

Mr. Radensky calls Old Broadway "the last mainstream synagogue in Harlem," thus acknowledging the Commandment Keepers Ethiopian Hebrew Congregation, where blacks practice Orthodox Jewish rituals.

Some congregations are continuing practices put in place in 2009, when the outbreak of the H1N1 flu, or "swine flu," prompted changes in worship.

The researchers compared the beliefs and practices of congregations and clergy at mainline Protestant churches whose attendances were growing with declining churches.

While many congregations are preserving worship practices, rituals and fellowship experiences of the old black church, black millennials desire a return to the core of the black church.

If young people are looking for congregations that authentically practice the teachings of Jesus in an open and inclusive way, then the good news is the church already knows how to do that.