Sentences with phrase «several house churches»

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Mrs. Brown, Wilder tells us, «was literary and wrote for several church papers, neglecting her personal appearance and her house which was always dirty and in disorder.»

Several months ago, at my small group, I asked the question, «why did the pastor decide to forgo the house church model and create a traditional church?»

Child - care providers point to several compelling reasons why so many programs have come to be housed in church buildings.

He reveals that he has never attended seminary (though he now regularly is an adjunct professor at several), but in the common evangelical practice was chosen by a house church as its preacher.

After the Methodist Church withdrew its funding from nine of its training institutions several years ago, Wesley House, Cambridge, and Wesley Study Centre, Durham, were threatened with closure in 2012.

A «family - cluster house - church» can support the family ministry of parents through an ongoing relationship of several family groups.

You mean the building of enormous churches and mosques (etc) that cost tens of millions of dollars - of those who attend them who are living in huge houses with expensive cars that go on exotic vacations several weeks a year - all who worship someone who said to give everything (that is all) to the poor?

In my own church, I see how several times during the month, groups of fellow Christians, armed with a list of local homes in disrepair, go at no cost to fix a front porch, or gutters, or save a poor widow from having her house condemned.

On the West coast a halfway house for alcoholic men is sponsored cooperatively by several churches of one denomination.

A campaign of house to house raids targeting members of non-sanctioned churches was initiated in several towns this year.

The first several months after leaving church as we knew it, the thing that seemed like a priority to us was finding something else to get involved in such as a small group or house church.

Garrison projects that today there may be several hundred thousand Christ - followers, mostly worshipping in Iranian house churches.

Several UK church figures and House of Lords members met Syrian officials on Saturday in a trip described by one journalist as «nuts».

For several centuries house churches served as the locus for small groups of Christians to pray, hear Scripture, sing praise, eat meals, celebrate the Eucharist and share offerings with the poor.

The company was really gracious and flexible to allow her to continue to be the best mom she could be considering the circumstances, but several days a week, she would have to take Kevin to a preschool at a church near their house.

Reports from several house - church consultations in the early «70s revealed that significant issues for the larger church were first felt and identified in the house groups.

Kabel I am a mulish and I live in US, I actually had church people knock on our door and asking us that Jesus, peace be upon him, love you and give us booklet to study and read, they even brought bible in my language to read... we had to tell them we have our own believes but they kept insisting... the came several times within months in our house and each time my mom would invite them and serve them tea...

Additionally, Glen Ellyn would forcibly annex several areas that are entirely surrounded by village boundaries, including four homes at the southwest corner of Glenbard and Sunnybrook Roads, eight houses in the Lambert Farms area along McCreey and Kenilworth Avenues and the Village Green Baptist Church on Lambert Road.

Boxes of Park District records, some apparently kept in a house next to a Dixmoor church, have not been found and several former officials may have district records in their possession, according to attorneys.

Schools that are housed in private buildings such as churches can ask to be added to the project; several already have.

Visit sites including Fort Zoutman, the Water Tower, several historic churches, the Court House, and homes of historic and architectural significance.

It is just a short walk to the village of Kilkhampton, with its several churches, individual local shops, post office, local coffee house, fish & chip shop and a few pubs.

ACAC commissioned the artists to develop their first exhibition addressing a Southern context and during the past several months they have visited Atlanta three times; Burns and Young engaged the Antioch Baptist Church North, New Horizon Baptist Church, Atlanta History Center, Hammonds House Museum, Margaret Mitchell House and Museum, Souls Grown Deep Foundation, The Wren's Nest, WonderRoot, and numerous antique stores, farmer's markets, and private homes.

A major permanent installation of the artist's work can be found in Marfa, Texas, and another long - term installation can be seen in Bridgehampton, New York, where in 1983 Flavin began renovating a former firehouse and church to permanently house several of his works and to serve as an exhibition space and printmaking facility for local artists.

In the months of January, February, and March, 1814, Lord Hawke, being a widower, paid his addresses to Augusta Elizabeth Corri, who was then a single woman; that he made proposals of marriage to her which were accepted; that she accompanied him several times to his proctor in Doctor's Commons, for the purpose of procuring a special licence for their marriage, and particularly on the 19th of March, 1814, she went with him, and that she remained in the carriage while he went into the proctor's office for the express purpose, as he declared to her, of obtaining such licence; that on his return he informed her that the licence would be sent to him in the evening of that day, and they accordingly agreed that the marriage should be solemnized on that same evening at No. 22 Park Lane, a house which Lord Hawke had purchased for their future residence; that the marriage was accordingly solemnized pursuant to the rites and ceremonies of the Church of England by a priest or minister in holy orders of the Church of England, or by a person whom Lord Hawke introduced as such;

The church has been hosting programs for couples within the congregation for several years, and after seeing the couple's marriages flourish, decided to expand the program to the community in collaboration with other houses of worship and community partners.