Sentence examples for the value of prayer from inspiring English sources
Nancy Allison McKinley, his devoutly religious mother, taught him the value of prayer, courtesy, and honesty in all dealings.
Perhaps the value of prayer is not to the sick who are prayed for, but rather to those who pray for them.
Readers could understandably be skeptical of mindfulness meditation studies promoted by practicing Buddhists or experiments on the value of prayer conducted by Christians.
Last year he found a way to combine computers and religion, signing up for online courses offered by the Jewish Theological Seminary on topics like the value of prayer, said his wife, Marjorie.
"From my mother, I learned the value of prayer, how to have dreams and believe I could make them come true". Mr. Reagan describes himself as a small, nearsighted "bookworm of sorts" who tried hard to fit in as his father moved the family about the Midwest, looking for work.
Sadler extolled the value of prayer and religion but was skeptical of mediums, assisting debunker Howard Thurston, and embraced the scientific consensus on evolution.
Moreover, the Puritans, who advocated extemporaneous prayer and preaching in the Church of England, predominated in the House of Commons, whereas the sympathies of the king were with what came to be known as the High Church Party, which stressed the value of the prayer book and the maintenance of ritual.
Fiyaz Mughal, CEO of the government-supported Faith Matters organization, said he saw the value of broadcasting the call to prayer but said the TV station should have consulted him before the decision was made.
Some of the things that a child might learn from this book include: -Giving your prayers to Jesus -How to listen with your heart during prayer -And the value of sacrifice.
The only thing that Bitcoin investors have is a hope, or maybe closer to a prayer, that the value of Bitcoin will increase in the future based on demand.
Now, with the glaciers rapidly retreating, the revised prayer speaks of the value of the ice.
