Sentence examples for dilapidated church from inspiring English sources
At the site, there was an intact if dilapidated church.
Father Grange had earlier challenged Cardinal Edward M. Egan to save St. Jerome's dilapidated church.
(Ken Jaworowski) 'The Tenant' This latest "Choose Your Own Adventure" experiment sets audiences free to roam around five floors of a dilapidated church.
Mr. Adams and his congregants in the Holy Ground Baptist Church here had spent three years and $125,000 buying and rebuilding a dilapidated church in the Lower Ninth Ward.
Now the problem of repairing the church's roof and ceiling has been simplified: donors who would never contribute to save a dilapidated church with a shrinking congregation are more willing to give to a historic church with a well-run and rapidly growing soup kitchen.
They also restored a small dilapidated church, built in the 1930s, where Mr. Gaines had sat for school lessons as a child.
Deb eventually sends the 10-year-old Jennifer to live away from the rest of the family, and without supervision, in a dilapidated church-run commune, where she must pay her keep by doing kitchen grunt work and cleaning offices.
Second Saturday of each month This charmingly dilapidated, non-denominational Church of the Arts, originally founded in 1847 for German Catholics of the Faubourg Marigny and designed by Theodore Giraud, was bought in 2011 by Scott King and Dave Hurlbert, who began restoring the historic building and supporting the work of New Orleans' performing artists.
Crammed into the old center of Naples, on either side of a main avenue nicknamed Spacca Napoli, are dilapidated palaces, gorgeous churches and small shops.
Of the country's 11 million residents, about 59percentt are Christian and most of those are Catholic, yet the country's aging, dilapidated pre-revolution churches suffer from a shortage of priests, nuns and seminarians.
Increasingly, the appropriation of the parish church revenues led in many cases to churches becoming dilapidated and unable to attract educated priests.
