Sentence examples for ecclesiastical projects from inspiring English sources

And although this is his first church, he has done two other ecclesiastical projects: the Hartford Seminary in Connecticut, completed in 1981, and the International Center for Possibility Thinking at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, Calif., a building for a religious broadcaster that was finished this year.

With his ruddy complexion, silver hair, piercing blue eyes, purple bishop's shirt, and sonorous, sermon-ready voice, Peter Lee projects an air of ecclesiastical authority.

The next year she took over the direction of other housing projects, and later (1884) the Ecclesiastical Commissioners put her in charge of their property in Southwark, London, where she trained other women to manage mass housing.

His projects are mostly houses, with some more ecclesiastical work.

Construction and renovation projects around New York City are subtly changing the ecclesiastical landscape, creating new sanctuaries and refreshing old ones.

And for the final sequence, video and puppetry are combined in a life-size mannequin, of ceremonial dignity and expressively mobile hands, onto whose face is projected that of Ms. Nagrin, talking with ecclesiastical solemnity of the theater as she knew it.

"There is a tremendous amount of pain among our women regarding how they can or cannot contribute to the governance of our ecclesiastical organization," Neylan McBaine, founder of the Mormon Women Project, said at the FAIR conference.

Sea Org members who have "failed to fulfill their ecclesiastical responsibilities" may be sent to one of the church's several Rehabilitation Project Force locations.

In Artangel's momentous new project, Reading jail itself is Exhibit A. The cruciform architecture is insistently ecclesiastical; the cells are unchanged; the silence remains oppressive.

When the rubber project closed down at the end of World War II, he was asked to stay on by ecclesiastical authorities, who were chronically short of priests willing to minister in the Amazon's exhausting environment.

It's the ecclesiastical Oscars.