Sentence examples for life union from inspiring English sources

The United Methodist Church has a sacramental view of baptism, believing that it is by both water and Spirit and "involves dying to sin, newness of life, union with Christ, receiving the Holy Spirit, and incorporation into Christ's church".

It especially makes no sense how they define "biblical marriage," when the Bible is full of life unions with multiple partners.

The main character, James R. Foster, is based on a real-life Union soldier and whaler from Water Mill.

In the 1993 film Gettysburg, set during the American Civil War (1861 65), he portrayed the real-life Union Army flag bearer Sergeant Andrew Jackson Tozier.

Last week he wrote about the vasectomy he had 25 years ago, and how, given his marriage is no longer "open to life", his union falls down on what the no campaign holds up as an ideal.

"There's no other way in life but union," he said.

He is survived by Jim Diewold, his life (civil union) partner of 41 years and his cat, Melissa.

"It's an acknowledgement that working unsociable hours can contribute to an unsociable life," the union's website says.

But rather than the stereotypical scene of Cuban unanimity, life in Union City is a window onto the twists, complications and ambiguities of the Cuban-American experience as it plays out in "La Zona Norte," as Cuban-Americans call the New York metropolitan area.

On paper, life for union organizers has also improved.

This growing religious green movement comes to life in Union's decision to divest and also in its partnering with other faith-based service organizations to host the Religions for the Earth conference, including GreenFaith, the Interfaith Center of New York, the Parliament of the World's Religions, the World Council of Churches, and Religions for Peace.