Sentence examples for titheling from inspiring English sources
A silly question, but is it really so much sillier than tithing our income now to save people 300 years into the future from global warming?But what a great abstract.
Bishops are reviving parishes and the tradition of tithing.
He founded bishoprics and abbeys, made the building of churches mandatory, and established the practice of tithing.
And at the heart of the struggle is a contradiction: As Harlem's fortunes rise, tithing — the traditional source of the churches' money — is fading away.
"They're not tithing, and the churches have gone through their reserves, and now they can't pay the mortgage".
Sorrow could have memorized it from tithing envelopes that spilled out in Amaranth's car, but a reader must work to make that leap.
Mitt and Ann Romney sat for a relatively substantial interview with PARADE magazine in which he is confronted on differences with his surrogates and the G.O.P., his offshore accounts, and his taxes and tithing.
Small steps A family affair Skimming In praise of holy fudge Reprints Related items Church of England: Tithing troubleNov 6th 2003No principles, please, we're AnglicanOddly, it is the lack of central authority in the Anglican communion that makes the current row so acrimonious.
Two disparate examples illustrate the reality.The Mormon church is an immensely wealthy organisation, in large part because tithing is obligatory.
As collection buckets were passed around during his sermon, he argued that tithing-giving the church 10% of your income-was essential.
