Sentence examples for worship down from inspiring English sources

I'd be all about this!" When Mr. Ludwig got to the church in 2007, there were about 40 regulars at worship, down from the estimated 1,700 who came to Sunday services in 1925.

John Strasbaugh tours the diverse religious sites of Flushing, Queens, where Quakers worship down the street from Hindus and many enjoy the varied culinary options.

Of course, this column would never be responsible for lynch mob thinking, but you can understand people wondering about how to tie a noose... May the sun shine on Hampden as surely as those who worship down the Easter Road will be praying it does on Leith in the days to come, sparkling on the famous silverware.

Whether it is the literal case for you or just a general archetype that pushes us all, the idea of a secret agent with numbers in place of a name is a kind of hero-worship passed down from your father, older brother, and/or any strong dude around your life.

If anything, we should be backing away cautiously from the typical sports hero worship, not doubling down on it.

Only in the 19th century, when Japan's leaders created the cult of emperor worship, did stepping down become impossible.

He is "heavily influenced by George Herbert and a lot of Christian poets and also just by simple village worship", but turned down the chance to become a priest; he is a writer and could not run a parish, he says, although he takes services as a reader and is a canon of the cathedral in Bury St Edmunds.

It was mentioned that attendance to the worship has gone down and people related it with actions of the management and their attitude.

Historian Gerhard Weinberg is quoted as saying:Houses of worship burned down, vandalized, in every community in the country where people either participate or watch.

We do not, for example, wake up the day after an election and worry that the government will censor our Facebook entries, or that we'll find our houses of worship shut down.

The very oddness of these words awoke in me an urgent longing for their updated replacement: for a God, a belief system, compassionately attuned to the natural world, whose worship breaks down borders, savors truth and celebrates our equality and interdependence.