Sentence examples for joining a congregation from inspiring English sources

It certainly makes joining a congregation easier.

Those of us that are amenable to the idea of joining a congregation want it to mean something.

While synagogue membership and joining a congregation is important, many unaffiliated people are not yet ready to make that financial commitment before attending.

You don't want to put all your efforts into joining a congregation that you don't feel comfortable with at all.

In the UK, dignitaries from across the Commonwealth gathered in Glasgow Cathedral at 10am, including the Prince of Wales, the prime minister, David Cameron, and Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond, to join a congregation of 1,100.

Back in her homeland, Pastor Sean Mullarkey, from St Mark's Pentecostal church on Dublin's Pearse Street, joined a congregation of fans and churchgoers to cheer on their most famous member.

Later he joined a congregation in Wales, Massachusetts, near his hometown of Monson.

In this arena I am a groper (an Unaffiliated Groper, since I have not joined a congregation) incrementally feeling my way toward greater understanding.

Following the announcement that I was going to be ordained to ministry in the Disciples of Christ, a few friends wrote to me of their sadness that I had left the Catholic Church, while a number of others asked, "Are you still Catholic?" It's true that I formally joined a congregation of the Disciples of Christ -- and I am happy and proud to say that I am a Disciple.

You can join a support group, consult with a spiritual adviser, join a congregation, or seek doctors and other professionals.

Martina has decided to choose a different way of life and will be joining a religious congregation.