Sentence examples for prayer inviting from inspiring English sources
Soon, Sheikha Fariha started the zikr, the Sufi ritual of chanting and prayer, inviting the congregants to still their minds and drop "into the vastness of the heart that has no boundaries".
Sadly, for all the work that went into securing this modest amount of blood from Pope John Paul II, it has this week been stolen from where it had been inviting prayers, at a church in the Italian mountain village of San Pietro della Ienca.
And of course Fox News couldn't wait more than five minutes after that prayer service concluded before inviting Stephen Hayes on to criticize Obama for how he'd handled the issue of gun legislation.
Congress created a National Day of Prayer under President Harry S. Truman in 1952, inviting people of all faiths to pray for the country.
While walking along Broadway in Lower Manhattan recently, I noticed a group of young adults handing out booklets and inviting passersbys to a prayer station set up on the sidewalk.
The chewing method consisted, in Duch's quoted words, of "gentle explanations in order to establish confidence, followed by prayers to the interrogated person, continually inviting her or him to write" a confession.
Jump to media player Derby Cathedral is inviting people to say a prayer for the nation at a time of great uncertainty.
Last week he sent an urgent memo inviting his community to a prayer vigil.
When a State Department official asked why the Fellowship would be inviting such a tyrant to a prayer breakfast, Coe says, the answer was "That's why we invited him".
"Our prayers and incense were like a ladder inviting the spirits to descend to their former home on earth," the pedanda said.
Inviting kids to write original prayers for "Writing to God: Kids' Edition" was a real joy for me; the 20 prayers that were contributed to the book range from "Water is such a great idea, God!" to "I get scared sleeping all by myself".
