Sentences with phrase «many charitable works»

They also spearhead charitable works at the company.

The Late Show host also spoke to Cook about his decision last year to publicly announce that he is gay, as well as the Apple CEO's efforts to increase the company's charitable works: «It became so clear to me that kids were getting bullied in school, kids were getting discriminated against, kids were even being [disowned] by their own parents,» Cook said.

In 2016, both Bill and Melinda were awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Obama, the highest civilian award in the US, for their charitable work.

«I also like to see someone who is actively involved in their community and does charitable work.

It's deeply rewarding and, if you are already retired, the low pay associated with charitable work is less of a concern.

Likewise, they may reward for charitable work or adjust income distributions higher if their heir opts for a lower - paying but meaningful profession, such as teaching or social work.

In February 2014, Gates announced that he was stepping down as Microsoft's chairman to focus on charitable work at his foundation, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

American Fidelity Assurance: Employees are offered paid time off for charitable work.

Your donation will go to Virgin Unite's charitable work benefitting communities in the BVI, which includes the creation and support of Unite BVI Foundation.

Your donation will go to Virgin Unite's charitable work benefitting communities in the BVI, including the creation and support of Unite BVI Foundation.

Every year, more than 12 million Canadians perform some form of voluntary or charitable work.

For him, to find a basis for a peaceful and tolerant coexistence of people of different backgrounds, one had to turn either to a type of Christianity that was reduced to charitable works or to a natural religion and morality that did not invoke any supernatural revelation.

All true believers, please respond by email to [email protected] and I will provide you with PayPal payment instructions that you can use to forward your unused funds to me for charitable work to help others through the dark days that lie ahead.

Whereas many European states rely on government machinery to effect charitable programs, these projects are accomplished in America by individuals and private charitable organizations, thereby personalizing charitable work and bringing compassion and human interaction to the forefront.

For all the flak the catholic church gets, they do some good charitable work, think of Mother Theresa

I feel he as served mankind well with his charitable work and that's good enough for me.

If the pope has a heart for the poor his stewardship in dealing with charitable work will be well reflected.

All of the Catholic college professors that I have known (and I've known a lot having grown up in a university town with two Catholic colleges, having attended three Catholic universities and now living again in a town where a Catholic university is the largest employer) have been very generous in both their monetary donations and donating time to various charities and charitable works.

No insult intended to other charities, it is an expense to involve people in charitable work - and those who sign - off on personal gain deliver more of it.

The reason churches are given tax - exempt status is the same reason that any other non-profit organization (whether religious or not) is given the same status: they engage in charitable work that benefits the community.

Or indeed should we concentrate on teaching personal prayer, spirituality and devotion, or perhaps on practical Christianity through charitable works and the transformation of society with Catholic values, such as pro-life issues.

Its moral cohesion built and sustained major institutions that to this day provide billions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of volunteers for charitable work.

BLIND Lastly the wonderful works which you falsely try to relate to charitable works are miracles.

«It is time to reaffirm the importance of prayer in the face of the activism and the growing secularism of many Christians engaged in charitable work.»

The results of this study only demonstrate how ubiquitous religious groups doing charitable works are.

There are plenty of secularists who do charitable work.

Veritas: «That's what the overwhelming majority of churches are — non-profit organizations who do charitable work.»

That's what the overwhelming majority of churches are — non-profit organizations who do charitable work.

On liberal churches» charitable work, Religion in the News, Spring 2000.

No, churches are religious worship organizations which also do charitable work (which is commendable).

I beleive JC said something about prayng in private, don't brag about charitable works and treat the least of your brothers like you would treat Him.

Tax deductible donations to a church should fund the church itself and the charitable works of a church — not political campaigns.

Years after his death, baseball legend Honus Wagner hit a home run for a group of nuns, who will use proceeds from the sale of his extremely rare baseball card to do charitable work.

I will briefly list: the option for the poor, 2,000 years of welfare services, schooling, hospitals and charitable works, and all these often against the vengeful opposition of secular forces.

The coercive power of the state has forced the secularization of charitable work, leading to such tragedies as the closing of religious charities that refuse to secularize their ministries.

I am an atheist and I contribute to my community through charitable work, but I also view my profession (medical research) as something that contributes to mankind.

But I would say we have to also love our American citizens at least just as much as the foreigner we don't know (yes, I do know that you've done this in deed for some time now in the charitable work that you do.

I've given some time and help to charities, and I believe that people who devote themselves to charitable works are just amazing people.

She bravely tried to make a case that the Church's charitable work and her central message of spiritual salvation outweighs any other considerations.

So my question to catholic engineer... Would you contribute to a special fund, not for every day expenses and charitable works, but to pay for the legal fees and damages incurred by the abusive priests that have, we hope, been expunged from the RCC?

Although it is a private building, it is a very public display and they should not be surpised that people are upset when they refuse to celebrate someone who is almost universally admired for charitable works because they don't want to honor «religious» figures or entertain requests from religious organiations.

In 2010 Benedict XVI created him cardinal and head of Cor Unum, directing the Church's charitable work.

He has 6 months to get his afairs in order, i.e. life insurance, will, finish up projects at work etc, and then really start doing some charitable work and praying to cement his place in heaven.

Some persons and institutions may be called by talent and temperament to do only such a charitable work.

According to the Deseret News Agency, the propaganda arm of the LDS, the Church has spent some $ 750 million internationally on charitable work between 1984 and 2006.

And Christianity continues to benefit American society in terms of the schools, hospitals, soup kitchens, and many other charitable works it sponsors.

She did the sort of charitable work in her community that my parents never did in ours.

They should have to write off their «charitable works» against income like everyone else.

This range of charitable work, Tracey notes, strongly reflects the spirit of founder Henry Ottens, who was an entrepreneur with multiple businesses, and had a reputation for being generous.

Through it, we donate all of our funds to our partner communities for our charitable works such as building schools, living spaces, clean food preparation areas and sanitary bathrooms.