Sentence examples for resident church from inspiring English sources

Among the resident church members are some who moved to Lynchburg just to join the Thomas Road Church.

His successor, who arrived on 3 July 1830, was Rev. Neil Mackenzie, a resident Church of Scotland minister who greatly improved the conditions of the inhabitants.

On Saturday night, nearly 200 residents, church leaders, elected officials and police officers gathered for a vigil.

The 1930 census recorded a variety of occupations of La Rochelle residents: church organist, ice plant engineer, rent collector and night hotel clerk.

Tens of thousands of new residents, church leaders believe, soon will move into condo and apartment towers sprouting near the church.

Still, the idea of legal marijuana does not seem too far-fetched to people like Shelley Kutilek, a San Francisco resident, loyal church employee and registered California voter, who said she would vote "yes" in November.

Despite the benefits of its location, most residents credit church groups and longtime residents for preserving the neighborhood.

Mr. Centrella said he sympathized with the residents on Church Road, but said the town had to act.

Gallup says it is one of the most religious states in the country, with 43 percent of residents attending church regularly, far above the national average.

As the wife of a clergyman, Ms. Marshall did not live like the affluent summer residents the church served, among them Mrs. Astor and her son.

Wendy Christian, who with her husband, Dan, have been Fairfield residents and church members since 1990, said that it may be too late to slow development in the area.