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His first sermon was delivered, in heavily-accented English, by the River Thames in Petersham, but congregations did not respond to him.

he even alienated his own congregations, but he never dealt in violence.

Congregations would be able to recognise lifelong gay couples.

He calculated the economic worth of a dozen places of worship around Philadelphia, including Catholic, Protestant and Jewish congregations.

Across the country, congregations of all sizes and denominations are struggling with issues of faith and finance as the recession grinds on.

The various congregations together form a confederation at the head of which is the abbot primate, first among equals of the various abbots.

This year, the service, followed by a luncheon and discussion, drew at least 200 people from the three congregations.

Religious congregations help the homeless, provide counseling, offer spiritual guidance and celebrate life cycle events.

Ps 26: 12 My foot standeth in an even place, in the congregations will I bless the LORD.

Religious congregations are exempt from paying taxes, and St. Luke is located in a wealthy area of Philadelphia.

Bishop Mouly, who resided at the Beitang, developed Church activities with the help of religious congregations.

We also look for spiritual gifts that are essential in starting new congregations: leadership, evangelism , and faith.

Let us remember all the women in the role of teaching, preaching and leading the congregations, no matter of their ages .

The pair had often received free food and accommodation from religious congregations, especially while in Catholic Croatia.

The Epistles (Letters) are correspondence of early church leaders (chiefly St. Paul) and address the needs of early conGREgations.

Recognising that consensus will be elusive, the ELCA's changes allow flexibility for congregations that disapprove.

His favorite activity was taking teams of volunteers overseas to build church buildings for small congregations.

We lie to our friends, parents, kids, congregations, clergy people, bosses, workers, colleagues and service providers.

Muslim clerics at both Shi'ite and Sunni mosques in the town appealed to their congregations to remain calm and avoid violence.

Many congregations mix Christianity with other ideas and beliefs that can be legalistic .

When they're anti-family, they often tend to allow women bigger roles in their congregations.

Mr Klaven has a genial and easy manner, which helps when leading congregations he may only see once or twice each year.

That legacy remains in congregations dotted throughout the South, many of which are too small to afford a full-time rabbi.

But Ram Cnaan says he can put a price tag on goodwill and, in a study called "Valuing Urban Congregations, " he did.

Their temples have names such as the City of Dreams and Babylon; the congregations are growing.

Congregations have a much wider impact on the community.

What was Paul's first instruction to Timothy regarding the worship life of Christian congregations in Ephesus? (vs. 1-2)

For God is not a God of disorder but of peace. As in all the congregations of the saints,

Although many of its early graduates became ministers in Puritan congregations throughout New England,

Union of American Hebrew Congregations

Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, Union of