Sentences with phrase «on doors»

There is the same affection for outsiders, whether they be radicals knocking on the doors of Jewish federations or poor Jews in Roxbury and Dorchester.

Folks shouldn't be knocking on doors to preach nor should people that do not believe be doing that.

READ in context don't infer, all we know is that there are other symbols on the doors of other people.

When churches engage in door - to - door evangelism, they walk around a neighborhood, knocking on doors to tell others about Jesus.

Currently no one really cares what we hang on our doors or display in our yards as artwork.

Does it allow any other displays on doors?

Answer: Someone who goes around knocking on doors with nothing particular in mind.

Preachy?!? Until athiests start knocking on doors to tell people the good news that «you don't have to be a slave to Iron Age beliefs» you can't really call us preachy.

Between phone calls, mailings, and knocking on doors, Reed estimated his pro-family, pro-free market group had 58.8 million voter contacts aimed at the conservative faith community.

Serving in Paris, France, she is among the 52,000 Mormon missionaries - most of them young adults; the others retired couples - who are knocking on doors and speaking 107 different languages in 180 countries, according to Lyman Kirkland, a church spokesman.

No tedious pounding on doors and inviting people to church; no struggling through tough days in elementary school media centers; no hand - to - mouth existence.

Whether its informal witnessesing, knocking on doors, calling on the telephone, having a discussion with someone at a bus stop or just someone in a coffee shop.

Later I won't remember much of what we do except the coloring: every day we color pictures of Jesus knocking on doors, turning water into wine, helping the lame to walk; the pictures have (unreadable, to us) Bible verses printed under them.

Religion gets carte blanche to be as vocal as it wants, to knock on our doors and accost us in our homes, in our places of work, in our personal and professional lives.

If we really want to help the people of God follow Jesus out into the world, we need to put up big Exit signs on all our doors, and lead people out of the building where we have them trapped and out where God can work in and through their lives to the hurting people of the world.

Members went out and knocked on doors to invite people to church.

From what I can see, people are not banging on the doors of our churches to hear more about hell, and certainly not just before Christmas.

Notice that when we understand an evangelist in this way, the work of evangelist is not accomplish by preaching in a street corner, knocking on doors, or handing out gospel tracts.

Nobody likes these last two categories of people knocking on our doors, so why do we want to present Jesus to people in a way that is inherently negative?

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posts on ALMOST FAMOUS, two on the SCHOOL OF ROCK, and an epic one on THE DOORS, I do think that among my list of pop - music films, THE LAST DAYS OF DISCO is the standout in terms of sheer cinematic achievement, with only AMERICAN GRAFFITI giving it a run for the money.

Don't know where you live, but our schools have locks on the doors, and our windows open... and most schools are gun - free without a dumb sign.

Wouldn't be long before atheists start showing up on doors with pamplets like the witnesses.

Every church should have a sign on their doors: «You should find Love here — and if perchance you don't, go find a church that has it, don't hang around here.»

The Dominicans had no need to go knocking on doors before the next sermon.

A: Somebody who goes around knocking on doors with nothing particular in mind.

Again, while many Christmas carols and stories seem to indicate that Joseph and Mary entered Bethlehem late at night while she is in the middle of birth pains, and he frantically knocks on doors seeking a place to stay, the text says nothing like this.

No wonder they're out on the street corners or knocking on doors!

Moreover, the Turks are again knocking on the doors of Europe, this time peacefully.

Knocking on doors is like a muscle, the more I use it the stronger it gets.

While developing the event production company, Raja was working as an independent contractor, knocking on doors, finding contracts for a landscaping company and keeping a 30 % cut for his efforts.

Raja: It depends on how much energy I put into it, on how many doors I knock on doors, but when I push myself, I can make up to $ 1,000 per day.

The event production company was struggling and Raja needed more money to keep it going, so he decided to continue knocking on doors, but instead of giving the jobs to the landscaping company, he decided to do the job himself.

I knocked on doors in every hamlet, village and town in the constituency and attended more rodeos, parades, town fairs and demolition derbies than I ever imagined existed.

While I spent a considerable amount of time knocking on doors for candidates in Edmonton, I was also working with a group of MLAs, lawyers and former PC cabinet ministers on what would have been the plan to transition the Liberals into government if the party had won that election ten years ago today.

State troopers later knocked on their doors to give official death notifications.

When a lone gunman killed 26 at Sandy Hook Elementary in 2012, parents were told to go home after waiting in a firehouse near the school, and state troopers later knocked on their doors to officially inform them of their kids» deaths.

For the next week, the federal Liberals will be holding their annual «Summer Caucus» in Edmonton and the party's 37 Members of Parliament be criss - crossing the Canadian West, hosting events, promoting local candidates and knocking on doors.

Defeated MPs have just spent months knocking on doors, and become conduits for the anger they heard from voters.

Based on everything I've seen, learned and experienced myself — as a salesman at all levels, from knocking on doors to sell books to overseeing our booming sales operation at Pipedrive — I know this: When you master activity - based sales, you'll put yourself on the best possible track to success.

It is understood London - based William Hill executives have been knocking on doors of their rivals on at least two occasions in the past five months, and most recently during a visit for the Australian Open tennis.

Knock on doors, search the internet, sit in lawyers» offices, and hang out with real estate agents, it would be impossible to assemble the body of knowledge that we've pulled together for this recordings package.

After knocking on doors, searching the internet, sitting in lawyers» offices, and hanging out with real estate agents, it would still be impossible to assemble the body of knowledge that we've pulled together for this conference.

Nix: Depending on the country... I mean, in America, yes, call centres, the Internet where possible, face to face... But in a country like Nigeria you know you just have teams and teams of students going out there knocking on doors.

When landmen from Cabot Oil & Gas came knocking on doors along the rutted dirt grade of Carter Road in Dimock, Pa., last year, they sold a promise many residents in the farming community were eager to hear: Sign a gas lease and the land might finally pay for itself.

It's been that way since 1931, when one too many Fuller Brush salesmen knocked on the doors of one too many railroad night - shift workers.

So if there are a dozen other coaches knocking on their doors, how do you convince those kids to sign?

Instead, flush with venture capital, these surging new media empires will see struggling old media companies knocking on their doors.

A few days spent knocking on doors and meeting people face - to - face can often turn up potential jobs that never get advertised.

Most of the clients I have make most of their money «knocking on the doors» (via direct media) of people not yet actively seeking what they offer or who are even unaware it exists.