Sentence examples for religious host from inspiring English sources

Separately, Travis (Richmond Arquette) has trouble settling in with an extremely nice and religious host family and looks to Martin when he needs help facing a daughter he hasn't seen for years.

In addition to relaxing some of the city's rules around encampments (which previously required a religious "host"), the city agreed to temporarily provide funding and services, including case management to help residents find permanent housing and employment and access other necessary social services, to three encampments.

In November 2007 Maulana Fazlur Rehman, leader of the country's most fiercely pro-Taliban religious party, hosted a jovial dinner for Patterson at which he sought her backing to become prime minister and expressed a desire to visit America.

Around 250 people attended the forum on religious extremism, hosted by La Cañada Presbyterian and the Islamic Congregation of La Cañada Flintridge and moderated by KABC-TV meteorologist Dallas Raines.

But while the pope stressed religious tolerance, his host did not.

"The Gardasil and the immigration thing are killers," said Steve Deace, an influential religious talk-radio host in Iowa.

The government says it is happy for religious groups to host same sex weddings if they want to, while insisting that groups who do not want to cannot be forced to.

WASHINGTON - The violence spreading throughout the Middle East recently is merely an "uptick in what has been hundreds and hundreds of years of religious conflict," MSNBC host Chuck Todd said on Thursday during an interview with Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).

The CCUC now uses the newly named Pui Tak Center to host religious, community, and educational programs such as family literacy classes, music programs, computer courses, and youth activities, with English-as-a-Second-Language courses (ESL) being the Center's largest program.

Local churches and other religious buildings often host these giveaways or can direct you to local opportunities.

Camp Sophia hosts religious retreats for children ages 7 to 17 during the summer months as well as other events year-round, according to its Web site.