Sentence examples for count of churches from inspiring English sources

There is no clear count of churches.

But a long-term count of actual attendance in real churches suggests that good Christian people weren't telling pollsters the truth, and actual church attendance was only half of what was being reported.

Urban also worked closely with Roger I, count of Sicily, to reestablish the Latin church on the island, but he came into conflict with him over the degree of direct papal control to be exercised there.

Thousands of churches were destroyed.

"Nothing — no signs, no mention of churches.

Investors who see the importance of churches will find deals.

But several lawyers for the victims said it was absurd to think that the church was so off base on the count of documents it had already redacted.

The Rev. Jack Ruimb, senior pastor of a congregation in the western highlands of Papua New Guinea, has by his own count founded 321 churches in that South Pacific nation since 1978.

They have also sent out their own missionaries and created separate associations of congregations, like the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, which by itself counts 1,800 churches as contributors to its budget.

So the Welby measure will certainly be passed at synod, but the nerds of church politics will be counting carefully the votes in the house of laity.

Of Church's ball, Beltran said, "It should have counted for two".