Sentence examples similar to function of offering in church from inspiring English sources
A church minister urged the former First Lady to run as a "hard-nosed pragmatist", offering, in effect, "a third term of Bill Clinton".
Discussing the ritual use of Christian relics, he also looks at votive offerings that were presented in a Christian context at shrines and churches, paying particular reference to the tradition of offering bent coins to shrines in Late Medieval England.
In this case Grace Hill took the unusual step of offering online sermon outlines based on "The Blind Side," with clips that could be used in churches equipped with video screens.
The more established churches have the advantage of offering services for communion, baptism and funerals.
There's a religious function of the church and a business function of the church and it all runs out of one office".
Ten Anglican and Uniting church leaders have defied the law, invoking ancient right of sanctuary in offering their churches as refuges for those facing removal to Nauru.
Health workers in the church-run hospital were very concerned about the pension scheme, but downplayed its importance and emphasised the possibility of offering higher-quality health services as an important determinant for their decisions regarding workplace.
This was established in the case of functions of positive integers by Church and Kleene (Church 1936a, Kleene 1936).
They mostly come and give their testimonies and thanks-offering to God in church after being cured".
Last summer Katharine Jefferts Schori, presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, testified before the Senate Environment & Public Works Committee, offering the church's expertise on climate modeling.
