Sentences with phrase «from hymnals»

- don't sing from hymnals - don't go to church on Sunday (which they often mistakenly «the Sabbath»)- meet in a building that is lit with candles - preach wearing sandals and shorts - preach from anything but the KJV - allow homosexuals and prostitutes and drug addicts to come to church just as they are - have a pastor with facial hair (yes, I've heard this one!)

I've often watched in services as my fellow worshippers have chosen not to sing certain words, while the Presbyterian Church in America dropped the song from its hymnal after Townend and Getty denied its request to change the lyric to «The love of God was magnified».

The Presbyterian Church USA's claims the word «satisfied» not the word «wrath» was the real reason for excluding «In Christ Alone» from its hymnal.

If you want to wear a suit, sing from a hymnal, and yell when you preach, super.

There may be a Sunday School songbook different from the hymnal used in worship.

I then belonged to a church where «worship» was singing from the hymnal that had one or two songs written in the 70's and the rest pre-dating the 30's.

I like the way the pray from our hymnal that I used in the Opening Words is formulated, «May we know once again that we are not isolated beings but connected, in mystery and miracle, to the universe, to this community and to each other.»

The tendency to look askance at members of the «reform community» who ask impolitic questions or depart from the hymnal can have a chilling effect on important debates and our ability to learn from experience.

Singing from the hymnal and reading aloud from the liturgical responses, I fell in love with the meter of Protestantism rather than its substance.

Not exact matches

A UM Action fundraising letter from May this year reminded readers that twenty years ago a UMC hymnal committee attempted to drop «The Battle Hymn of the Republic» and «Onward, Christian Soldiers» as «too militarist to fit the church's current pacifist stance.»

Americans make up the vast majority of General Conference personnel; funds, personnel and theology proceed outward from America; and translations of American hymns dominate international hymnals.

Granted that, as in modern hymnals, expressions of religious need and aspiration originally born out of individual experience were often used in public application and became the voice of the whole people, still that very poignancy that made them thus generally applicable came from the intensely intimate experience in which they started.

(One woman told me that the only parts of Scripture she recognizes are those found in her hymnal, that she didn't know the difference between Psalms and Proverbs, and that she was shocked to learn that some of her favorite liturgy was taken directly from the Bible.)

The society's giant project of compiling The Dictionary of American Hymnology — a comprehensive index to the texts of every hymnal ever published in North America — is perhaps five years from completion.

It was the hymnal of the temple that was rebuilt after the return of the Hebrews from exile in Babylon, and reflects the mature religious experience of the people.

Last, but decidedly not least, the richly theological hymns of John's brother Charles, and the later compositions of Wesleyan hymn writer Fanny Crosby, continue to enrich the hymnals of churches far beyond the bounds of Methodism — from Presbyterians to Lutherans.

An example is «The Tree Springs to Life,» from a contemporary hymnal:

Recently, the wrath of God became a point of controversy in the decision of the Presbyterian Committee on Congregational Song to exclude from its new hymnal the much - loved song «In Christ Alone» by Keith Getty and Stuart Townend.

Rand Paul and Al Gore singing from the same hymnal?

«I believe the governor endorsed CeCe a couple of days ago and Kathy Hochul was here and so, yes, I think the governor and I are singing from the same hymnal,» Schumer said.

A plea for help in the Senate: And speaking of unity, Senate Democrats would really like everyone singing from the same hymnal when it comes to flipping control of the chamber.

She holds a Ph.D. in Mythological Studies with an Emphasis in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, has authored numerous articles and two books: Myths of the Asanas, an accessible practitioner's guide to stories behind beloved poses; Sacred Sound, a yoga «hymnal,» illustrating the role of chant and mantra in modern practice.

The Cyber Hymnal offers free access to over 4,300 Christian hymns, Praise and Worship Music and Gospel songs from many denominations.

SEE THIS MOVIE IF: black comedy immersed in real life tragedy is your thing OR you don't want to miss a wonderfully odd and touching performance from Jack Black (and lots of hymnal singing)

Their books are not the stinging exposés their authors imagine, but hymnals from which the converted sing.

If you're on the team then you pipe down, express any doubts quietly and through back channels, and sing from the group hymnal.

With its rating of teacher prep programs, the National Council on Teacher Quality has joined the «we know what works» chorus — the only difference being that NCTQ is singing from a different hymnal.

Electronic music meets hymnals this week as we go through five tracks from the Ar Tonelico series.

It also includes a further 16 works by artists connected to his studiously irreverent approach, with Latham's predilection for using burnt tomes (such as in Little Red Mountain) matched by the likes of Cornelia Parker's My Soul Afire, a scorched hymnal salvaged from a church hit by lightning.

David, Bruno L., and Alana Downie, Theaster Gates: Dry Bones and Other Parables from the North, published by Bruno David Gallery, St. Louis, MO, 2010 Lasser, Ethan W., Dan S. Wang, and Rebecca Zorach, My Name Is Dave: A Hymnal, published by Milwaukee Art Museum, and The Chipstone Foundation, Milwaukee, WI, 2010

Bethany Collins: Occasional Verse Collins» Featured Artist Project is centered around America: A Hymnal, an artist book made up of 100 versions of My Country» T is of Thee from the 18th - 20th c.

After all, he has led a NASA team of climate scientists to sing from one hymnal.

With Warmists you normal have everyone singing from the same hymnal.

Followed by: «socialist / leftist / Democrat party approach is to get everybody singing from the same hymnal.»

I painted chalkboard paint on a vintage silver tray (one that was magnetic, not all of them are) added one of my old silver magnet spoons with an antique photo and copy of Amazing Grace from an old Hymnal.

I switched out some drawings for antique Christmas music pages from an old hymnal, and strung little chalkboard pennants across them.