Sentences with phrase «later return to the church»

I know many that leave will later return to the church, i have seen that as well, but if they don't I will love them the same.

-- Two of the three witnesses who were excommunicated from the Mormon church later returned to the church after denying their testimony.

Not exact matches

He was probably already at church and followed the directions of the worship leader to turn off all cellphones during the service... I'm sure He'll return your call later.

After the Rapture, the church will celebrate the marriage supper (Revelation 19:7 - 10), be rewarded (1 Corinthians 3:10 - 15, 4:5, 2 Corinthians 5:9 - 10), and later return to earth with Christ when He comes again to set up His kingdom (Revelation 19:11 - 20:6).

That same family sought me out a few years later; thanked me for forcing them to face a blind spot in their faith, and returned to church more active and committed than ever.

Later, the Luskos returned to California for a different church job.

The same kind of coordinated action could unite evangelicals with other Christians and concerned persons of goodwill to address the key social needs of the late 20th century — if not to solve them, at least to hold them before God responsibly in prayer to seek whatever measure of progress may be consistent with the church's task before the return of Christ.

We should, further, consider the degree to which the suburban church boom after 1945 was affected by the return of lost sheep (trailing their little lambs) from the late «30s.

Returning to the roots of her late father - in - law's California - based original church, in 2006, Wimber planted Yorba Linda Vineyard in southern California.

Free Methodists were actually expelled from the Methodist Episcopal Church (though the credentials of B. T. Roberts were later returned to his son with something of an apology).

Returning to World War II, McDonnell says it is hard not to envy the freedom of religious leaders such as William Temple, Archbishop of Canterbury, and Willem Visser» t Hooft, who would later head the World Council of Churches, to speak out forcefully and in very specific terms.

Later, in 1539, Luther read with delight Calvin's reply to Jacopo Sadoleto, a Catholic Reformer who was trying to persuade the Church in Geneva to return to papal obedience.

The primitive Church includes the claim of the credibility of the witnesses as part of its kerygma, a point to which we shall return later when we come to the resurrection.

Later, he returned to North Africa to become Bishop of Hippo and, subsequently, one of the most penetrating and influential theologians the church has ever produced.

Thus a return to the tradition of the early church cuts through later accretions and developments, exposing the ways in which they have departed from apostolic intent while at the same time reviving the current practice of worship through the rediscovery of the apostolic intent preserved by the Fathers.

Later in the church year, on Christ the King Sunday, we pray that Christ will reign as king in our hearts — since we can hardly pray for a return to monarchy in our republic.

Six months later he returned to the community, and he came to church for the first time in years.

Although the ideas of Clement and Origen about teachers, gnostics, and angels are important for the later theories both of prelacy and the pastoral function of the monks, we must return to Rome and Carthage for the more immediately significant developments in the history of the ancient ministries of the Church.

(The Church Commissioner's timberland portfolio returned 24.3 per cent in 2016, when it noted of its antipodean investment: «We expect these to deliver high - quality sustainably produced Indian sandalwood oil for use in the fragrance and pharmaceutical sectors in the late 2020s.»)

A West Pullman neighborhood church congregation is pleading with a thief who made off with their food truck late Friday night to return it to the pantry, no questions asked.

All seem to have been painted in the later stages of Piero's career, after he'd returned to his hometown and was executing commissions for local churches (he died in San Sepulcro in 1492).