Sentence examples for younger elders from inspiring English sources

The younger elders go door to door or talk to people in the subways and on the streets in search of converts.

They began their new job, which Mr. Gold calls "a spiritual high adventure," in August, as volunteers helping maintain 48 apartments rented by the younger "elders," the name used to refer to all acting male missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving an area from Chinatown to Kingston, N.Y., and from Monticello, N.Y., to Danbury, Conn.

Parenting can happen from people who are younger; elders can be childish.

Are centenarians necessarily frailer than younger elders?

The study reveals that centenarians are frailer than younger elders.

Figure 3 suggests that younger elders (<85 years) maintained gains in problem-solving longer.

MetS, as an entity, is an empirical concept (8), and it is possible that its clinical utility is less relevant in late-elderly subjects than in young elders.

Now a young elder in the community, Mr. Naiyomah, 25, told the others of huge fires in buildings that stretched high into the clouds, and of men with special gear who entered the structures to save lives.

Our guide, Muriwai Ihakara, is a Maori storyteller, oral historian, and, as he put it, tribal "yelder" (i.e. a young elder), and on the way, he explained what we might expect at the wharenui, or "big meeting house," a traditional hand-built structure with elaborately carved and painted beams and wall panels of matting.

He was a very young elder statesman".

Despite being younger, the elders were set up as authority figures we female missionaries were to consult with about our problems.