Sentence examples for worship groups from inspiring English sources

Praise-dance worship groups usually perform once a month or so.

Many are Jewish, given Brookline's large Jewish community; Brookline is home to 14 synagogues and Jewish worship groups; combined with neighboring Newton and Brighton, it makes up nearly 30percentt of the Boston area's Jewish population, according to a Brandeis University study.

Each Sunday night he convenes an informal emergent church worship group of his own, known as Next Wichita.

Raised by a Catholic father and a Protestant mother, he, The Edge and Larry Mullen Jr were once members of an evangelical worship group called Shalom.

There are now at least 20 houses of worship, group homes and day-care centers in a 40-block area, he said.

Women at Horatio's worship group began to receive messages from God — one time a small party set out for Boston "with neither money nor purpose, guided solely by a 'sniffle' from one of their 'prophetesses.'" Soon, Anna began to get signs, too.

What these new movements taught differed widely: some were based on mountain-worship groups, which were half Buddhist and half Shintō; some placed emphasis on purification and ascetic practices; and some combined Confucian and Shintō teachings.

But when I was in my teens worshipping groups like the Who, Cream, Led Zeppelin and Blue Oyster Cult, the females most often associated with the artists were the backstage groupies.

The sacred personnel are designated by the choice and acceptance both of the deity and of the worshipping group.

Kīrtana, form of musical worship or group devotion practiced by the Vaiṣṇava sects (followers of the god Vishnu) of Bengal.

Obviously, the songs you use for group worship should be songs that groups of people can sing together.