Sentence examples for worship practices from inspiring English sources

I knew very little about Sikhism or the religion's worship practices.

This church tended to be quite conservative in doctrine and worship practices, but, gradually, changes were made.

According to Pew, these are "places where government officials seek to control worship practices, public expressions of religion and political activity by religious groups".

Fundamentalist worship practices, which are heavily influenced by revivalism, usually feature a sermon with congregational singing and prayer, though there can be considerable variation from denomination to denomination.

In 2003, a religious group called Summum, whose worship practices include those of ancient Egypt, demanded the right to erect a monument displaying what it calls its "seven aphorisms" in Pioneer Park in the city of Pleasant Grove.

Many people said they had lost a relative, co-worker, friend or neighbor to terrorist attacks in recent months, and some said they had agonized over whether to abandon jobs or worship practices that exposed them to danger.

Only a minority, however, regularly participate in religious worship; practice is greatest among the middle classes.

In other words, during the forms of worship practiced by most religions in the West today, the activity of the left posterior superior parietal lobe would not be sufficient to generate "God's photograph".

"If you're stuck in the past, you will decline because effectively you're locking yourself into a certain way of doing things, and everyone else moves on … I want to see the traditions of the church continue and be honoured and celebrated – and for us to infuse some of the best things of those traditions into current worship practice.

In other words, during the forms of worship practiced by most religions in the West today, the activity of the left posterior superior parietal lobe would not be sufficient to generate "God's photograph". Carol Rausch Albright and the late James B. Ashbrook come at neurotheology from a nonmystical angle, but their reasoning is equally dubious.

Singing the same song is a central part of the worship practice for members of the Cherubim and Seraphim Christian Church in Lagos, Nigeria.