Sentences with phrase «local clergyman»
The phrase "local clergyman" refers to a religious person, such as a priest, minister, or pastor, who serves and works within a specific community or area. Full definition
In a ghetto of New York, an Interfaith Counseling Service has been organized with a membership of more than one hundred local clergymen who refer their troubled parishioners to the center for help for a broad variety of problems in living.
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In fact, several local clergymen have had their adherence to the old adage «forgive and forget» sever More...
Newly constituted centers, organizing a new board, usually include a local clergyman on the board of directors.
Of the 2,724 of these calls that were identified as being for «salvation,» only 1,118 referrals were made to local clergymen or churches, and many of these were for other counseling reasons.
The caller was a local clergyman asking for help with a woman who was drunk and sick in an Atlanta hotel room.
A local clergyman (Jeremy Northam) comes around to serve as a foil for his neighbor and to incarnate both the benevolence and the obtuseness of religious custom.
Marriage counseling, reading books like «Just Not Friends» by Dr. Shirley Glass together and reaching out to a local clergyman, if applicable, can be extremely helpful.