Sentences with phrase «also attend a church»

The future CEO of Erbert & Gerbert's also attended our church.

I also attend the church that made the app, LifeChurch.tv, online because I am currently living in Italy.

I also attend a church where the understanding of husband / wife relationship and male / female relationship is complimentary to one another, equally submissive to one another serving each other.

I also attend church when I'm not...

Not exact matches

Ben Gresham also still attends Hillsong in Sydney, despite a complicated past with the church, because he believes gay and lesbian members are key to helping the church move forward.

Gov. Rick Scott, also a Republican, attended a prayer vigil at the First Church Coral Springs, blocks from the shooting site.

I am a Catholic (by Catholic I mean, regularly attend church, send my children to Catholic school, and work in many ministries) I also use contraception, but I don't think that organizations the church runs should have to pay for anything they oppose — even it I don't oppose it.

But neither have you fishon â $ «so your claims also must be held to this standard of attending all churches in America (s).

Of course, simply making a sacrifice is all well and good, but one should also be committed to attending church on each of the holy days during Lent.

I would also, if possible, take some of the time, energy, and money that previously went toward the activity of attending church, and put that time, energy, and money aside toward loving needy people around you — neighbors, coworkers, homeless people, and the poor.

The pastor or another staff person always attends, as well as several additional friendly, positive people from the church who share some interests with the new people and who also are involved with ministries in the church that might interest the new people.

I think their are some excellent churches out there, and people who do not attend also grow in spiritually and do many wonderful things for God's Kingdom on their own.

Also, I've felt a subtile questioning of my sincerity as a Christian for not attending every service at church and of a few other less than perfect behaviors.

Perhaps that is why Scripture cautions against marrying «unbelievers» [who may also faithfully attend and serve in a church, BTW].

I also hear from a lot of evangelicals who have begun attending Mainline Protestant churches precisely because they welcome LGBT people, accept scientific findings regarding climate change and evolution, practice traditional worship, preach from the lectionary, affirm women in ministry, etc., but these new attendees never hear the leadership of the church explain why this is the case.

Also, whether you «attend» church or not, I do think that some of what is said in this article still applies for how best to follow Jesus into the world.

Often such parents are aware of the fact that external and conventional ways of doing this — attending church school and saying grace at meals, for example - are not in themselves adequate, unless something else is also present.

As with the poor of Israel, those who used the court of the bishop and attended his church also expected to call upon him, in time of need, for justice and protection,» Brown writes.

Also, that's awesome, so now you're saying that GW couldn't have been a christian because of his actions, even though he stated he didn't believe atheists should be citizens, he attended church every sunday, preached the heck out of the gospel.

That not only destroys their purpose and makes denominational and ecumenical resources less useful, it also prevents opportunities for interaction in marriages and families whose members represent different traditions and attend different churches.)

Also, in a recent missions newsletter that I read, the writer made this statement, «Of the hundreds of thousands who make decisions for Christ in the evangelistic crusades in the third world nations (like Africa), only a tiny fraction end up regularly attending any church.»

The study also found that white evangelicals who attend church overwhelmingly say that abortion (89 %) and homosexual behavior (86 %) are morally wrong.

I grew up in an LDS home and attended LDS Church (as a tangent I lived in Utah when Smart was abducted, was even on a volunteer search team canvassing SLC neighborhood the Saturday following, I was in Utah when she was found and was beside myself but also weeping for what she must obviously have gone through.)

Three - quarters of those who attend church weekly or more (and also of those who attend less often) would vote for Trump.

I also hear from a lot of evangelicals who have begun attending Mainline Protestant churches precisely because they welcome LGBT people, accept science, avoid aligning with a single political party, practice traditional worship, preach from the lectionary, affirm women in ministry, etc. but these new attendees never hear the leadership of the church explain why this is the case.

About three - quarters of Orthodox Ethiopians also said they attend church every week, compared with a median of just 10 per cent in Central and Eastern Europe.

They can look at a passage like «Love your neighbor as yourself» and know that their neighbor may be the person sitting beside them in church, but that neighbor could also be someone who doesn't even attend church.

Congregational disagreements in response to the denominational stance on the military campaign have also been reported in some Mennonite churches (although there have also been reports of newcomers who have begun attending precisely because of the peace position).

Though Barna reports that the house church movement in Western Christianity is multiplying rapidly (somewhere between 5 - 20 million people in the United States attend a house church), the statistics also show that the vast majority of these house church members transferred from an «institutional» church to a house church.

Do you know what I also get from number four... a very condescending attitude that all the people who attend church are stupid and that Harpur type intellects are going to lead us to a spiritual truth that will be otherwise hidden from us.

And such constant reminders also lead to the other extreme, where people become addicted to attending church.

If you are looking forward to heaven, then you should also look forward to attending church, because church is the practice ground for heaven.

It's especially difficult when the church is not only the church you attend, but also the place you work.

I seen and heard the line of crap about helping your community while screwing members of the church Also I did not have enough faith and thats why I developed cancer Never again will I listen to such bc again we went back to my original church a small Catholic Church and refuse to watch any mega churches or attend them Hypochurch Also I did not have enough faith and thats why I developed cancer Never again will I listen to such bc again we went back to my original church a small Catholic Church and refuse to watch any mega churches or attend them Hypochurch a small Catholic Church and refuse to watch any mega churches or attend them HypoChurch and refuse to watch any mega churches or attend them Hypocrites

People also openly admit more easily than ever before that they simply no longer attend church.

Also, it was in a church that my parents and most of my family attended, so I felt an obligation.

I am also a college professor with a Ph. D. I attend a church that helps the poor through a partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank.

And, also like you, I have attended many churches and met believers in all venues of life... the «bad ones» are not all clumped together in one little church somewhere in the boondocks.

Also, find a different church to attend that doesn't get so hung up on sin.

Also, young people endorse the idea that parents and their children should attend church together.

I also wanted to mention that I know a lot of women have stopped attending church and that typically results in their husband and children not attending.

I was raised Catholic attended Catholic school through 10th grade, my parents were «devoted Catholics» until there deaths in their late 80s, my father was also an alcoholic abusive individual but by golly he went to church on Sunday mornings.

I will ask the same question I asked the reverend who also told me I needed to attend Church, «Where do you think you are more likely to find God, in a grassy pasture surrounded by mountains under the clear blue skies that was created by God or in a small, wooden house called a Church built by men?»

While such piety might seem more evident among people who live in clans and who honor ancestors, it also characterizes family reverence in societies such as our own.10 Consider the motivation of the crowds that attend Christmas and Easter services in any local church.

I also attend one of the New Birth Churches (affiliated) with Bishop Eddie Long's.

Also, in light of the previous point, this sort of makes pastors and preachers the dealers in this transaction, which is why you will very often find the most Bible addicts in a church where the pastor and preacher places an heavy and constant emphasis on attending church, listening to sermons, daily Bible reading, and going to Bible studies.

I have also not ever required my children to be at every single church event and have tried to not have them attend every single service.

We also do not attend traditional, institutional church.

I also attended services in evangelical churches — a drastic change of scenes from the Episcopal services and fellowships I had been frequenting in Boston.

Attending church services not only enhances spiritual life, but also leads to a longer and less - stressful life according to new research from Vanderbilt University.