Sentence examples for whose worship from inspiring English sources

Aristaeus, Greek divinity whose worship was widespread but concerning whom myths are somewhat obscure.

The Times Square Church is a nondenominational Protestant church whose worship style draws on the Pentecostal tradition.

As early as the 4th century ce, China produced Pure Land Buddhism, whose worship of the buddha Amitabha (Amida in Japanese) appealed above all to laypeople.

For the midnight Mass, Father Lin recruited two extra priests to hear the confessions of long lines of Fujianese Catholics, whose worship includes making the sacrament regularly.

The serious critic can't merely be an ecstatic initiate either, however — someone whose worship of Art and artistes can threaten to devolve into flaccid cheerleading.

I asked him why he had a hold on what the spin and sound-bite saturated 21st-century voter (like my sister Jenny Walden whose worship of Cable first pointed me in his direction) craves: honesty and authenticity.

It has the Lynchburg Christian Academy, the summer camp, and Liberty Baptist College, whose students worship and work in the church.

The loneliness of the farming life is a major issue for France, whose inhabitants worship the land but prefer to live in the city.

And she brings a measured spritz of eau de goofball to the part, a perky pedant in a motorized wheelchair, whose Jackson worship goes sour in a savagely funny moment of time-traveling violence.

"Demolition" is about a small-town church whose routine worship is disrupted by the arrival of a new parishioner, a charismatic deaf man accompanied by a sign language interpreter.

In a downtown coffeehouse, next to fliers about concerts and political gatherings, is a notice about the weekly meetings of the Indiana Asatru Council, whose members worship old Norse deities like Odin, Thor and Frigga.