Sentences with phrase «happen at a church»

People ask me about what's happening at church or in our youth group in the same way they ask another person who's into motorcycles about his bike.

Nothing like that happens at church.

I was surfing the net re bullying in church as I have been reminded of what happened at a church we joined for four years in 1988.

When was the last time you saw that happen at a church service?

And as schools are taking away music programs, the context for music often happens at church.

It really won't do to offer - as happened at a church in the USA attended by a friend - leaflets urging women to «be veiled» at Mass as a sign, apparently, of submission to male authority (surely a very odd reason to give for putting on a hat?).

God has given me a passion for the most unlikely and unconventional Christ seekers; it is the most exciting and God - glorifying thing happening at church as far as I am concerned.

But something interesting happened at church this morning that I would like to share with you tomorrow.

But one way or another, they take what happens at church as critical to their lives and will take incredibly brave stands to preserve the good.

There's also a look at amazing happenings at a church in Lebanon, Andy Kind on comedy and Christianity and we hear form the world's greatest living explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes.

I'd told a story during my sermon last week that happened at a church conference years ago.

You might have been saddened by something that happened at your church and felt you had to leave.

Well, a few things happened at that Church and now we are part of a large Church in Minnesota there... but my wife and I both feel safe and growing there.

I do not know the details about David leaving the church or being invited again but I want to tell you about something happening at my church and it may (or may not) apply to David's situation.

When I asked him who he could tell if something happened at church, he said he would leave his class and go tell our pastor, which made me laugh.

A few weeks ago, something really wild happened at the church we've been attending.

Not exact matches

While most of us think about our time in 24 - hour blocks, Vanderkam thinks that «anything you do once a week happens often enough to be important to you, whether it's church, a strategic thinking session at work, your Sunday dinner with your parents, or your softball team practice.»

This time, the rampage happened at a high school in Broward County, Florida, but no place is safe — not baseball fields or movie theaters or concerts or even churches.

I'm currently reading the book, When bad Christians happen to Good people bc i've been there & have come full circle... Life church helped me to see that many of us mistakenly put our faith in other Christians instead of God, but pple are sinners & will fail us at some point.

He had been joining relatives at the church for a family wedding when the alleged incident happened.

I became a Christian at age 13 when I went to a well - known church camp in upstate New York and was threatened with the imminent — as in «all the signs are there; it may just happen tonight» — return of Christ.

If you look at the church website, there is stuff happening several nights or mornings a week, always something going on to keep the people active, involved, doing something.

The next time you see him, you tell him you missed him at church, and you ask him what happened, and he just evades the question by saying that something came up.

You should not be judged by anything that happened at your previous church.

Most of the harm my family ever suffered at human «hands» happened in the church community.

Haught can not explain what happens at death, nor the meaning of the sacraments as taught by the Church, nor the human need for true interior life.

When it does happen — when a group comes up with a novel interpretation that defies the church's historical and present teaching, it usually ends up becoming a small sect at best and heretical at worst.

Travelling so much must mean that church has to become wherever you happen to be ministering at the weekend.

So that leaves me with the question: What happens when it's a trusted person at this church?

It happened to me at church also.

A church member told the Mirror about the moment 80 members of the choir at All Saints Church realised something serious was happening, as police snipers in balaclavas were spotted outside of the building on rooftops at around 8.church member told the Mirror about the moment 80 members of the choir at All Saints Church realised something serious was happening, as police snipers in balaclavas were spotted outside of the building on rooftops at around 8.Church realised something serious was happening, as police snipers in balaclavas were spotted outside of the building on rooftops at around 8.20 pm.

But one might well wonder whether these things would have happened, or would have happened with such pervasive consequences, if so many Catholics had not been persuaded that the «post-Vatican II Church» had liberated them from what Lenski, and almost everyone else at the time, thought was Catholicism.

So to me it doesn't mean (at least in my own life) that I'm not going to work or go to church or whatever but I don't have nearly as much faith in these things as I have in what happened on the cross.

Plenty of people sitting in churches unwilling to do anything differently if it conflicts with the way they want it and they will often stop at nothing to make sure it happens their way.

I don't know what happened, or why he left, but he is no longer the pastor at that church, and I believe has since joined a «Plymouth Brethren» congregation, though they don't use that name themselves.

Our praying, whether in word or thought, whether in church or at home, whether at ordinary services in church or at the Lord's Supper, should be grounded in two matters of supreme importance: the reality of God as Love and the concrete place where we happen to be as human beings.

The sheer unpredictability of city encounters makes it impossible to presume, as many churches do, that God's grace must be sequential — measured out at regular intervals in baptism, confirmation, communion, marriage, burial — and will happen to everyone at the prescribed time, in the same way.»

This has happened frequently to my wife and I the last few years, with my new job, our adoption process, our attempts at church planting, and a host of other areas.

He said a similar incident happened four months ago when someone left a satanic picture at the foot of a at the back of the church.

I don't call them «churches» anymore, or at least I don't align them semantically with Jesus speaking to Peter or anything that happened in the book of Acts.

Reports of supernatural happenings, including a much - discussed «glory cloud» — a sparkling gold cloud that seemed to appear at the side of the stage during several worship services — has given both Johnson and his church an international reputation.

What would happen if a church plant, from day one, decided to give at least 50 % of it's budget to missions?

Similarly this is what happens every year at the church I go to where the accounts are presented and any questions regarding them are answered.

They accused me of reducing the Easter event to a mere change of outlook on the part of the disciples, or, in the manner of Bultmann, to a decision on our part, at this present time, to accept as our Lord the Christ who encounters us in the Easter preaching of the Church, to which the whole question of an event alleged to have happened two thousand years ago is irrelevant.

So we worked for months on a cover story looking at the conflict in the Holy Land — why it's happening, peacemaking efforts, the (forgotten) story of the Church there and the eye - opening narratives our generation has to grapple with.

The vote happened Saturday at the General Synod, the three - times - a-year meeting that sets policies for the Church of England.

This is because it is at church that great things can happen.

He took a long look at the room of would - be pastors and ministerial leaders, each of us zealous to earn our future roles in churches, ministries and on the mission field and delivered his first teaching point: «The wrong person at the wrong place at the wrong time always results in the wrong thing happening.»

Something like that has happened to the Catholic Church in America, at least as Russell Shaw analyzes it in American Church: The Remarkable Rise, Meteoric Fall, and Uncertain Future of Catholicism in America.

I am aware this happens as I was involved with benevolence at a previous church.