Sentence examples for relatively large church from inspiring English sources

They sound well, even in a relatively large church.

Before long, we were attending a relatively large church in Minneapolis founded on ATI principles, where most members considered it their duty to give birth to as many children as possible to strengthen God's kingdom – what would later become known as the "Quiverfull" movement.

The church is relatively large, seating 850.

Other than having a relatively large congregation, many of the church members were of wealth, and owned plots and vaults in the cemetery.

While the church building was relatively large, the congregation was quite small, with about 70 members.

It's a small church with a relatively large population of children.

Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, for example, boasts an important Turkish community, and Schaerbeek has a relatively large number of mosques and several Eastern Orthodox churches.

With its extensive waterfront, its relatively large population of African-American freemen — slavery ended in New York in 1827 — and its many antislavery churches and activists, Brooklyn was an important nexus on the "freedom trail".

Mr. Powell fought the church's project every step of the way, worried, he said, about allowing such a relatively large tourist development in the middle of town.

In general, whales have relatively large mouths.

"It was a relatively large blast.