Sentence examples for dedicated faith from inspiring English sources

Indeed, several council responses to the survey had "included incomprehensible jargon-filled paragraphs" which made it "unsurprising" that faith groups were wary of formal co-operation.About two councils in five had a dedicated "faith officer" whose job was to liaise with religious groups; but in many places, this role had been merged with that of "equality and diversity" officer.

"This has also been taken into consideration with the designs of our new stadium, where there will be a dedicated faith room".

But his name on resumés and email addresses successfully conceals another part of his identity to which he is very dedicated: his faith.

"For 46 years my husband and I shared a life, a life dedicated to faith and family and public service," she says directly into the camera.

Entering the ministry, first as a student minister and eventually as a missionary, seemed like a natural progression of a life dedicated to faith.

It was interesting to watch as our moderator, Jonathan Zittrain, the Harvard law professor who wrote The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It, surfed MySpace and Facebook, pointing out on a big screen group after group dedicated to faith and interfaith dialogue.

A Champion of Humanitarian Causes and devotedly dedicated to his faith.

Even dedicated people of faith may be surprised to know how forcefully the biblical authors spoke out on the issue of immigration.

On one side, being an "American" involves signing up for a civic faith dedicated to the Constitution, to the rule of law, to the privacy of the voting booth and liberty and justice for all.

The former senator is now leading (and raising money for) a 501(c)(4) nonprofit group called Patriot Voices, which describes itself as dedicated to protecting "faith, freedom, family and opportunity".

It is this intellect which enables man to strive towards two aims dedicated by the Faith: that he should reflect upon the environment Allah has given and that he should know himself.