Sentence examples for sing congregation from inspiring English sources

Rabbi Koslowe's Sing Sing congregation was never very large.

She does sing in "Congregation," which will be shown next Tuesday and Wednesday, but her mellow yet forceful voice doesn't have the airy, Kewpie-doll pertness we've come to associate with Bollywood.

By singing a spontaneous congregational song at the end of a sermon – the traditional emotional apex of the ritualized event – Obama performed a familiar trope that united his immediate audience – mostly black church-goers – with their history, that joined himself to that history, and that staged social solidarity among the musicians and the singing congregation.

Amen, sang the congregation.

In between these readings the choir and congregation sing carols old and new, and there's specially commissioned music from contemporary composers.

The audience, or "congregation", sing the hymn together in solemn ritual, posing their voices against the flood until the dove can be sent out.

When I was a boy, various Southern Baptist ministers made what seemed like a concerted effort to cure me of this attitude by having the congregation sing the hymn "Count Your Blessings".

A Heavenly Host THE organ will still play at the Christian Science church in the heart of Greenwich Village, and the soloist will still sing, but the congregation will soon be sharing the building with the owners of nine new 2,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foot

The format has been tweaked slightly to make the concert feel more like a service; in addition to the usual brief prayer and now a Lenten reading, an Offertory hymn has been added, with the audience encouraged to sing as a congregation.

Here, the congregation sing the opening hymn, All People That On Earth Do Dwell.

In a church in Alexandra, Virginia, just across the river from Washington DC, the congregation sing a solemn, gentle hymn in Dinka, one of the languages of South Sudan.