Sentence examples for religious assembly from inspiring English sources

But now she's back to a full exercise regime and, later this summer, she hopes to present her story to thousands of listeners in a religious assembly.

That is less than the turnout for the presidential poll in May 1997, but more than for the election last October of a religious assembly.

For the first time in that city, blacks could worship and conduct classes on their own despite "religious assembly" laws expressly banning just that.

The maḥẓar was proclaimed in the wake of lengthy discussions that Akbar had held with Muslim divines in his famous religious assembly ʿIbādat-Khāneh, at Fatehpur Sikri.

But Congress made convincing findings that widespread violations by local governments of the First Amendment right of religious assembly required that extra pressure, he wrote, and so he held the statute constitutional.

Officially, SB 1062 expands Arizona's 1999 "Religious Freedom Restoration Act" (RFRA), which currently can be applied when the "victim" of religious discrimination is either an individual, a religious assembly or a religious institution.

The report's conclusion on religious assemblies adds to a growing clamour for reform.

Most schools ignore the law governing collective Christian worship, with two-thirds of parents telling a 2011 ComRes survey that their children did not attend religious assemblies.

On the other hand, Cromwell felt that there should be freedom for "all species of protestant" to gather if they wished into religious assemblies outside the national church.

The church contends that the land designation also violates the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, which "prohibits zoning and landmarking laws that substantially burden the religious exercise of churches or other religious assemblies". The preservation board ruled that the building, constructed in 1968, is an example of modern Brutalist architecture.

Daily prayers and weekly religious assemblies will also be held at the school.