Sentence examples for episcopalian of from inspiring English sources

She was less forgiving about what had befallen us, and after she got married and had kids of her own she became a serious Episcopalian, of all things.

It was unusual for a young Episcopalian of Moore's means and background to identify himself so closely and successfully with a ministry to the poor — to take so strong and steadfast a stand on a range of social issues.

In New York, for instance, Antonio Ramirez is a not atypical Episcopalian: of Cuban descent, he was raised in a poor section of Manhattan, was educated at Columbia University, holds Democratic Socialist beliefs, works as a journalist in the trade-union movement, and is a former Catholic.

Jonathan will be laid to rest at Toronto's Mount Pleasant Cemetery on August 19 at 1 00pm following a ceremony at the Visitation Centre ( 375 Mount Pleasant Road--East Road--East Road--East Gate Reverend Carol Luther, Epresidedian, overarin County, California.

Bishop Andrew D. Smith of the Episcopalian Diocese of Connecticut, an association with 183 churches, said many of the parishes were participating in the festivals, a move he welcomes because it encourages dialogue with evangelical churches.

Lee did not know Gene Robinson personally, but the Episcopalians of New Hampshire clearly felt he would make a good bishop.

The Episcopalians of the United States have already breached the covenant and are consequently being asked to stay away from some pan-Anglican institutions.

Senior parish wardens called a meeting at the National Cathedral to censure the Suffragan Bishop for embarrassing the business community of Washington, some of whose members were Episcopalians of lofty standing.

I GREW UP IN THE Kentucky knobs, a westward-flung, northwest-curling finger of the Appalachians: steep, Catholic-ridden ridges that form a ragged barrier between the ruling-class Presbyterians and gentlemen-farmer Episcopalians of the rolling Bluegrass (to the north and east) and the foot-washing Baptists and dirt-poor Pentacostals of the lumpy Pennyrile (to the south and west).

It was a Friday night in the middle of March and we were standing with sixty or so other Pym fans in the wood-panelled hall of the Episcopalian Church of the Advent in Boston.

The quiet garden and French Gothic-style architecture of the Episcopalian Church of the Holy Trinity, on 88th Street between First and Second Avenues, offers an unexpected refuge from urban life.