Sentence examples for gaining members from inspiring English sources

The money started coming in, and we started gaining members".

But by the 1990's, the synagogue was gaining members from a new housing development built across the road.

That's what the denominations of mainline Protestantism have done, across the last four decades — and instead of gaining members, they've dwindled into irrelevance.

While Evangelical Protestantism is declining and Liberal Protestantism is in freefall, some groups which demand a deep commitment from the Mormons to the Pentecostalists are still gaining members.

The breakaway unions operate predominantly in private, service-sector firms, whose priority is gaining members, and thereby recognition, in growing, non-union firms, as opposed to political campaigning.A split in unionism could be bad news for the Democratic Party.

It says the church holds services there on Sundays and Wednesdays and has been gaining members because of the repairs, and is looking to conduct more religious activities once the work is completed.

Evangelicals also have gained members in Central America.

"You learn how to gain members, do mailings.

Membership in the company's health maintenance organizations dropped, though its own looser networks gained members.

They are the only party in parliament to have gained members (44%) since unification.

But when the economy collapsed in 2002, a recently formed Argentine Vegetarian Union gained members, and veggie restaurants sprouted.