Sentence examples for further prayer from inspiring English sources

10 20 Further, prayer for health was estimated to be used among 53% of women overall, and in 48 51% of adults aged between 50 and 69 years, which may reflect higher trends of prayer use among Americans residing in highly religious areas, such as the south-western states.

Further, prayers of petition (for ourselves or for those so close to us that their sorrows and needs afflict us as well) should not be confused with letters to Santa Claus.

Then, one by one, the bodies were carried to the grave site yards away and lowered into each compartment, as Sheik Hamed guided the young men carrying the bodies and led further prayers.

The teams then gather at the festival site and perform further prayers, this time for the safety and prosperity of the village; sacrifices are also offered to Teojushin, the earth goddess.

"The Putin cover article was a way to provoke engagement of readers on this important issue and encourage further thought, prayer, and action".

34 Further, personal prayer had a suppressive effect on distress and depression, thereby affecting patients with both high and low levels of health-related distress.

Going on to offer further suggestions for prayer, he devotes Wednesday to the CCF's finances and membership.

This further suggests that prayer serves as "balm for the soul" for those Europeans who feel alienated.

These findings suggest the need for further study of prayer and religious practices as used by older adults to cope with persistent pain, and the potential value for clinicians to inquire about this in understanding how their patients manage pain.

Hughes further suggests that these prayer warriors are fighting a futile battle, as Jesus would never answer "their prayers to protect the president, no matter how much time they spend on their knees".

But the action leaves open the possibility of further legal challenges to prayer and religious displays in Alabama courtrooms.