Sentence examples for local chapel from inspiring English sources

His remains were hastily buried in a local chapel which was later demolished.

Stanley was a strict Methodist who often preached in the local chapel where Valerie played the organ.

The voluptuous appeal of Lucignano, a village where young couples flock to marry in a local chapel, is lost on him.

Jerry was born in Wembley, north-west London, to a pharmacist father and a mother who played the organ in the local chapel.

Worshipers pick one up at their local chapel, fill it out and hand over their money to a lay leader (having annotated the amounts paid by check, currency or coins, per the instructions on the slip).

And there Williams transformed himself into a respectable pillar of the community - deacon of his local chapel, Sunday school superintendent, multiple property owner, bushy-bearded patriarch with nine legitimate children.

Wealthy colonists might have donated chalices such as this to their local chapels out of devotion and in hopes of political advancement.

St Thomas's Primary, linked with the local Catholic chapel of the same name, was built in 1964 in Broadlie Road beside the chapel where the old building was demolished.

In a statement released on Wednesday morning (local time), Chapel Hill Police said that a preliminary investigation suggested the crime was "motivated by an ongoing neighbour dispute over parking".

Robert was a man of rigid principles, a disciplinarian teetotaller who was treasurer of the local Methodist chapel.

He was buried in the local Franciscan chapel in Salon (part of it now incorporated into the restaurant La Brocherie) but re-interred during the French Revolution in the Collégiale Saint-Laurent, where his tomb remains to this day.