Sentence examples for in their congregation from inspiring English sources
Mormon church officials are not responsible for notifying their members if a known sexual predator is in their congregation, the State Court of Appeals has ruled.
They were a busy couple in their 30s, a Unitarian minister and a social worker, with a 2-year-old daughter, a 7-year-old son and plenty of duties in their congregation.
This chimes with the origins of the housing association movement in the 1960s, which was driven by inner-city clergymen appalled at the housing conditions endured by some in their congregation.
The subjects were asked to describe their religious denominations, how frequently they attended services, how much strength and comfort they received from religion, the number of people they knew in their congregation and how religious they were.
The desire "not to be a burden" is pretty deep rooted in social animals like us., Anyone who has been a parish priest will have seen an enormous amount of human wickedness and greed, not just in their congregation.
I now frequently invite our churches and pastors to imagine leaders of all faith traditions in tens of thousands of houses of worship across God's good earth inviting the people in their congregation to allow themselves to acknowledge how much they love the earth.
Decades before the environmental movement, they inspired an ethic of environmental stewardship in their congregations.
They do it quietly; some in their congregations disapprove of giving help to the "wrong kind of poor".
Several of the ministers acknowledged in interviews that they had been passive observers as divorce gathered momentum in their congregations.
Parishioners are registering people in their congregations, going door to door in their communities and enlisting volunteers to get out the vote.
Trump self-identifies as a Presbyterian, referring to the mainline Protestant Presbyterian Church USAA) denomination, although church leaders in Manhattan say he is not an active member in their congregations.
