Sentence examples for points of the church from inspiring English sources

Festival services are popular and known for their standard of liturgy and music, particularly those services which celebrate high points of the church year such as Holy Week and Easter, the Advent carols, the Nine Lessons and Carols, the Christmas Eve Midnight Mass and the patronal festival of St James (son of Zebedee, also known as James the Great) in July.

The point of the church is not to change rapidly".

"Ever since the prophet announced the rebuilding of the temple, it's been the focal point of the church," said Richard K. Sager, president of the Mormons' Nauvoo Mission.

Within Shepton Mallet there are several distinct areas which originated as separate communities around the central point of the church and Market Place.

In his most recent novel, The Lost Symbol, Dan Brown gives a character a speech listing the good points of the Catholic church: presumably a response to lobbying from angry readers.

She is instinctively in favour of being as inclusive as possible, she says – but not to the point of undermining the church itself.

"The starting point of the Asian church has always been the local church".

The point of the Catholic church around the world and in every age, as it was in pagan Rome in the beginning, is to be countercultural.

Ms. McPherson's death became a rallying point for opponents of the church, who said Ms. McPherson had been a virtual prisoner at the hotel.

His family moved back to their native Puerto Rico when he turned 5, and there he found a stunning vantage point from the rooftop of the church.

At one point, she said, members of the church even called her daughter, who was 15 at the time.