Sentence examples for full time ministers from inspiring English sources

In some churches, Justice Anthony Kennedy observes, there aren't "full time ministers at all; they're all ministers".

Dovlo and Nyonator (1999), studying a cohort of 192 doctors in Ghana, found that only two had changed professions completely (had became full-time ministers of religion) [ 1].

But unlike his colleague, Pastor Anthony does not aspire to become a full-time minister.

Some, like All Souls', cannot afford a full-time minister, let alone operate a soup kitchen or clothes pantry.

Elected in 1908, he joined the Laurier government in 1909 as the first full-time minister of labour in Canada.

At the time, he was the first African-American to be appointed a full-time minister of Riverside Church.

But he received a large severance, enough to make it impossible for the church to pay a full-time minister until 2000, when Mr. Tennyson came aboard.

Born into a family of poor cocoa farmers, Adeboye taught mathematics at the University of Lagos before he became a full-time minister.

The department has already lost the equivalent of one full-time minister following last month's reshuffle and there are expected to be significant staff cuts as big projects such as the Green Deal and Electricity Market Reform are wound down.

The choir director has worked as a full-time minister of music since June of 1969 in three states, including North Carolina, Virginia and Kentucky.

I was called to be the full-time Minister of Music the following year, joined the congregation soon thereafter, and subsequently began the process of discernment and preparation for ordination.