Sentence examples for religious enterprises from inspiring English sources

But in general, if Catholic hospitals don't want to follow reasonable, 21st century secular rules, they need to make themselves into truly religious enterprises.

Mrs. Barton, née Catherine Josephine Wigginton, was a locally well-known portrait painter and a partner in her husband's religious enterprises; she herself published books expressing her beliefs, with such titles as "The Mother of the Living" and "The Interlude".

Missionary leaders such as Sherwood Eddy and journalists such as Kirby Page, as well as realist theologians including Reinhold Niebuhr, developed new kinds of religious enterprises devoted to producing knowledge on international relations for public consumption.

It requires only the signatures of a couple of obliging friends, the filing of some papers at the office of the County Clerk, and the expenditures of five or six dollars fee. The local Department of Public Welfare interests itself with charitable corporations, but religious enterprises are by special provision exceptions to this rule.

Two other McBirnie affiliates that have filed for Chapter 11 are the California Graduate School of Theology and Community Churches of America, the umbrella organization for McBirnie's religious enterprises.

Previously, for a dozen years Miracle Valley was the world headquarters of the religious enterprise run by A.A. Allen, a dynamic preacher and faith healer.

In my experience, though, most novices accepted this concept of obedience cheerfully, as part of the self-devouring religious enterprise they had undertaken.

"That," said David, "is just what I wanted to do". Soon there was also talk about God - or, rather, Heavenly Father, as he was invariably called - but David still did not think of the Ideal Ranch as a religious enterprise.

Its lawyers contended that the zoning board's denial of the building application "substantially burdened" the practice of Orthodox Jewish faith because the new building was in its entirety a religious enterprise intended to teach the tenets of Orthodox Judaism, though both academic and religious classes would take place there.

So my concern is that when the state offers tax incentives to what is essentially a religious enterprise, they are promoting that religious group".

"Either the Ark Encounter is a religious enterprise and is eligible for tax-exempt donations, or AiG and Ark Encounter can be taken at their word that the park is purely a commercial enterprise".