Sentence examples for prayer includes from inspiring English sources

He titled it "Pray For Me," concisely recounted the incident and concluded: "The prayer includes a plea to God asking him to cure Dean's cold".

Since then, Jews in many parts of the world have been praying with shoes on; indeed an early form of Jewish morning prayer includes special supplications to be said when donning one's footwear: the right shoe first and then the left.

The temple's penis-themed prayer includes the following words of worship: "I believe in you, beautiful Phallus, in your strength and your power, in your ability to bring ecstasy when being sucked, licked, suckled, or masturbated, all together.

The Temple's penis-themed prayer includes the following words of worship: "I believe in You, beautiful Phallus, in your strength and your power, in your ability to bring ecstasy, when being sucked, licked, suckled or masturbated, all together.

It may be relevant that the Lord's Prayer includes supplication for the sustenance of those economically vulnerable: "Give us this day our daily bread" (Matthew 6 11; Luke 11 3).

Preparing for prayer includes cleaning yourself, wearing clean clothes, and finding a clean and pure place to pray.

The Eucharist prayer, including the acclamation "Holy, Holy, Holy," was followed by the communion rites.

At that time, to traditionalists' fury, John Paul joined other religious figures in prayer, including Native American holy men.

Bill Meyers, who did the string arrangement for most of the songs on Like a Prayer, including "Oh Father", recalled that Madonna worked on the song with Leonard in "this really dingy, awful little studio in the Garment District in New York.

Although there are mosques in which there is no physical separation between men and women during prayer (including in Mecca), how a mosque chooses to segregate during the physical prayer varies according to cultural practices.

While president, Jefferson refused to issue any proclamations for a national day of prayer, including its equivalent at the time, Thanksgiving (a Puritan religious holiday we still celebrate today in a modern, watered-down form).