Sentences with phrase «life of service»

All of the animals in the program are from animal rescue organizations, allowing them to lead lives of service rather than be destroyed.

Your donation helps us save talented, homeless dogs and give them a chance for a loving life of service beside the people who need them.

Executive Director of Human Services Maintain commitment to improving the overall quality of life of service populations

The average working life of a service dog is ten years, however there are many variables that can affect this number such as the age of the dog at placement and the types of task behaviors the dog does on a daily basis.

Perhaps the most essential role of the elderly in the church, according to the writers in this book, is to be models for the young — models of continuing growth in virtue, of aging as «an opportunity for a rich life of service,» and of «how to grow old and die.»

Rather, he was the one who through his sublime life of service and teachings of love revealed to man God's will for society and individuals.

However, this is only partially true, for without Fr Holloway's single minded and dedicated life of service to the Church neither the movement nor the vision upon which it is based would have come into existence.

Here the call of God is a summons to the new life of service.

And it was this doctrine, in turn based on the doctrine of justification by faith, which made it possible for Luther and Calvin to say what it means to live the Christian life of service to the God of love in the midst of the tragic necessities of this world.16

«The respect he earned over a long life of service means that across our country today people, no matter their political views, will mourn the passing of a great and compassionate man.

We've cultivated long - term relationships with our breeder and agency partners to collectively nurture the best in our pups and grow them into dogs who love the rigorous, rewarding life of service.

This is the essence of what Prison Pet Partnership has provided over the years to the inmates who work with the dogs, the dogs who are given the chance to lead lives of service, and the individuals with disabilities who receive the well - trained dogs to help increase their level of independence.

A life of service can be incredibly enriching.

It benefits those who have lost their limbs as a result of domestic and work accidents, and has the potential to improve the lives of service men and women returning from conflict zones.

In remarks at the time, she connected her professional journey to the lives of service workers across the state.

KTVA launched our weekly series «Inside the Gates» in February 2017 as a way to take you inside the lives of the service members in our community.

A life of service is what He taught, not a life of making as much money as you can and doing whatever you have to do to get it.

The program is quite simple: encourage people to consider what they really want out of life and, if this is not money, to live frugally, saving as much as possible, and then financing a life of service out of these savings.

In practice this vocation is embraced by women engaged in all manner of work, not all of which will be directly for the Church, and there are also hermits whose life of service is a hidden one.

On the occasion of The Queen's 90th birthday, churches are being encouraged to acknowledge and celebrate her life of service by joining together for «Society Sunday» on 12 June.

You are correct, Jesus did call His disciples to a life of service.

Jesus «makes clear that this renunciation enables a life of service to the poor, the needy and the helpless.

Is Israel's call or the Christian Church's call a call to a privileged status, or is it a call to a life of service?

When the early church came to grips with the problem presented by the extraordinary career and the tragic fate of its Founder, it turned for elucidation to these passages of Isaiah, which speak of a life of service and a martyr's death.

If he can be helped to work through his frustrations, to attain a humble but realistic conception of his own capacities, to dedicate and commit himself to a life of service and faith, the whole future may be affected.

Still, Hayek plainly saw in his vocation as a thinker a life of service to his fellow men.

No, God's choosing is to a life of service, suffering, and death.

Divine authority and power are made known through a life of service voluntarily chosen and lived in uttermost love.

But as soon as revivalism began to channel its effects into reform and humanitarian activity, it offered the possibility of a life of service and discipline.

Respect for another, the humility to be able to say'I don't know», living a life of service, these are for me the Marks of a follower of Jesus.

Surely, there are those who move into a life of service in relative obscurity, but they have ways of reminding us that they are out there.

Women today aren't interested in a life of service, not even to her own family.

Mass Audubon President Gary Clayton noted the important role the program plays in the lives of service families, and in the communities where they live.

Michele Dowd knew she wanted to live a life of service, and found her calling in Etowah High School's counseling office.

He used his greatest pain (losing his parents) to propel himself into a life of service.

He also urged family members and supporters of Prince Abubakar Audu to take heart and consider the death an act of God, saying Audu lived a life of service whose concern for the unity, stability and progress of Kogi remained unshakable until he breathed his last.

New York was a better place because of her life of service.