And God is no doubt especially pleased that rather than having his feelings about gay marriage explained by some prelate in fancy dress in a magnificent church or cathedral, he has imparted his message through a simple and humble baker in a place called Lakewood Colorado.
He used any medium available, including books and television, to impart his essential message: that no human action, be it building a highway, city, condominium or park, should proceed without a study of its suitability for the topography, vegetation, waterways, wildlife and other natural features of a site.
From time to time, with a wave of his hand and a glance, he would summon a young female attendant to bring papers or impart a message.
The woman who gives the angel a voice said she tries to impart a message of tolerance.
Only when Karen began to publish a body of historical work on her own, in 1980, did she find a way to impart that message with far greater impact than any of the poison-pen stuff had.
Church leaders and female teachers are working to impart the message as well.
Why should someone pay to hear you impart your message?
More simply, Richards hopes that his book imparts the message to kids that being different is a great thing.
We begin with Pastor Paul giving a sermon to us, his congregation, in which he imparts a seminal message: his church no longer believes in hell.
