Sentence examples for large prayer from inspiring English sources

He is a small, defiant man with a large prayer mark on his forehead.

At sunset last Wednesday, with the call to prayer reverberating on the event's loudspeakers, men unfurled large prayer mats on the concrete dock beside the boat.

He is holding large prayer rallies up and down the state, urging people to pray and fast for the 40 days leading up to the election.

Every morning, during the large prayer ceremonies which take place at the river's edge, a yellow DAPL helicopter flies low, buzzing the two ceremony locations repeatedly.

One night, outside the house of Sister Jeanne O'Laughlin, where a group had gathered while Elian was inside, Mr. Sanchez headed off a confrontation by urging people to form a large prayer circle.

Mr. Ahimbisibwe allowed himself to be interviewed for only a few minutes and did so reluctantly just before a large prayer service here today in memory of the 924 cult members whose bodies have been discovered in recent days.

"It is the largest prayer meeting in the world, and there is not another prayer meeting in the world that is a close second," said Dr. James O. Davis, a Pentecostal minister based in Florida and the founder of the Billion Soul Network, an organization devoted to spreading Christianity around the world.

However the two prayer camps were relatively small without a frequent turnover of patients, so a larger prayer camp was identified in Techiman, a market town thirty minutes from Kintampo, where there were greater numbers of people with mental illness.

Over the coming days, millions of people globally -- from youth in Ghana to Shakira -- are taking part in the "world's largest" prayers, lessons, and ceremonies to light the way for the SDGs.

Park51, as it is to be called, will have a large Islamic "prayer room," which presumably qualifies as a mosque.

"The officer told him, 'You cannot give directly to the people," said Tin Win, the village headman of the stricken city of Dedaye, who had been counting on the rice to feed 260 refugees who sleep in a large Buddhist prayer hall.