Sentence examples for time of church from inspiring English sources

"They changed the time of church services, and they made sure the cricket matches were finished early so everyone could get home to watch it," Ms. McVerry said.

For many, celebrating this day is not just a religious obligation, but a gift that far surpasses the space and time of church walls.

However, the vast majority of that activity is searching and sharing information – looking for times of church services and so on.

She was a long time parishioner of Church of the Ascension in New Milford.

St John's was the first church to be established along Parramatta Road between the colonial towns of Sydney and Parramatta (then known as Rose Hill), during a time of rapid church building when many of the oldest churches in Sydney were erected.

"It sparkles with the natural variations in coloring of such stonework," a Landmarks Preservation Commission report said at the time of the church.

In New Jersey, where about 35percentt of the population is Catholic, some question the Vatican's stance at a time of hemorrhaging church membership and priest abuse scandals.

It's not a coincidence that the economic era that many liberals pine for — the great, egalitarian post-World War II boom — was an era that social conservatives remember fondly as well: a time of leaping church attendance, rising marriage rates and birthrates, and widespread civic renewal and engagement.

It's a system, however, that has been under siege finding it harder, in an era of fewer nuns, to staff its classrooms; and harder, in a time of declining church attendance, to find the funds to keep the schools going.

The terracing and steps were constructed with pieces of sidewalk from the old City Hall, which had been torn down at the time of the church's construction.

According to local legend, the cherubim carved in stone above the golden niches and in the pillars' capitals are illustrations of children living on campus at the time of the church's construction.