Sentences with phrase «called houses of worship»

The Bible teaches us our churches are the last place Jesus would be... he would be with the homeless and ill of our society... not at these modern so called houses of worship... hypocrites are every where!

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But anyone can enter one of the churches, or is it chapels I forget what the regular worship houses are called.

The vision United Pursuit had for the Banks House pales in comparison to what they believe God is calling them to do next: Raise $ 100,000 in 30 days to purchase a 10,000 - square - foot abandoned warehouse in the heart of downtown Knoxville, and transform it into a hub for Christian community, creativity and worship.

The foreigner, also, who joined himself to the Lord to minister to him and to love his name would come to the Temple in Jerusalem with all the rights of native - born Jews and there would rejoice in worship in the house that would be called a house of prayer for all peoples.

I may not be a Christian, but I can tell you one thing, the only time I know of that Jesus went to a place of worship like the one I attended last Sunday, it is my understanding that he turned over their tables, called them thieves, and ran them all out so that they could think about what the house of God was really supposed to be.

They already have houses of worship there called mosques.

Justin lifts the curtain upon the action of such a high priest, though he calls him quite neutrally a «president,» in a Roman Christian assembly at worship early on Sunday morning, presumably in the house of one of the more prosperous members.17

This week Councilman Peter Vallone plans to introduce legislation calling on the federal government to pass Congress Member Grace Meng's bill and allow houses of worship damaged by Superstorm Sandy to receive aid from FEMA.

Families live close together in small neighborhoods, since observant Jews do not drive on the Sabbath and must be within walking distance of the house of worship, called a synagogue or temple.

In this sense, Dawn's Wedding Feast was important as an early example of what has come to be called installation work, but is also the first full realization of the type of spiritual environments that Nevelson was commissioned to create in the 1960s and 1970s for both Jewish temples and a Christian house of worship.

Supporting this initiative is a way to deepen the conversation about care for creation in our houses of worship and answe the call to be advocate for the common good.

With the goal of reducing their carbon footprint by five tons a year, members of St. John's (from both Environmental and Facilities committees) participated in a 6 - week program through CT IPL called «This Old House of Worship.»

They call it the «kids living room» because they have a large family room on the back side of the house, and this is where the kids hang out when the worship team gets together back there.