Sentences with phrase «over prayer»

The controversy over prayer in the public schools continues.

As medicine man Anthony Logan, the eldest of the elders, sings a hunched over prayer with drums pounding, one of the teen Apache dancers takes selfies from the stage.

This is the THIRD time orthodox Jews were harassed over their prayers in an aircraft.

That coupled with what I observed in a lot of Christian believers, being ordinary people, sinners like I am, yet having faith in God and His redemptive Grace, I accepted Jesus Christ as Lord and personal Savior in a moment of clarity over a prayer.

Speculation has begun that Ryan asked Conroy to leave over a prayer Conroy prayer on the House floor in November in the midst of the tax overhaul debates.

At Wednesday's oral arguments, the court's conservative majority appeared to have the votes to allow the public prayers to continue in some form, but both sides expressed concerns about the level of judicial and government oversight over prayers presented by members of a particular faith.

The absurd comments would be where atheists are upset over prayer shawls.

Other dissidents, despite their unhappiness over prayer - book reforms and women's ordination, have stayed.

Watching over our prayers from the church's clerestory were ten giant stone figures, hand - cut from white Alabama Limestone.

In 1967, when presiding over a prayer service protesting the unpleasantness in Vietnam, Richard concluded by leading the congregation in a lusty rendition of «America the Beautiful.»

Since God eternally decided who was to be saved and who was to be damned, so nothing remained to agency of intermediaries over prayer.

We hurt those who have wept over prayers with us or for us.

For fans of: Who's That Knocking at My Door, GoodFellas, Taxi Driver, holding your hand over a prayer candle.

Pigment is rubbed on paper over a prayer stone (mohr)-- a clay tablet headrest used by some Shias when in prayer.

The measure, said Representative Don Edwards, Democrat of California, is both «unnecessary and unwise» because students already have the right to pray privately whenever and wherever they want and because it would exacerbate «the bitter and divisive debate» over prayer in public schools.