Sentences with phrase «traveling evangelists»
"Traveling evangelists" refers to individuals who travel from place to place to spread religious teachings and beliefs, trying to convert people to a particular faith or convince them to adopt a specific set of religious practices. Full definition
There are, however, some exceptions such as traveling evangelists who may be treated as independent contractors.
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These are experiences that I would have never been able to afford out of pocket, which is why I've become a rewards travel evangelist.
That inherent transformative power of travel is something travel evangelists rave about.
These are experiences that I would have never been able to afford out of pocket, which is why I've become a rewards travel evangelist.
Roger began his ministry as a travelling evangelist before establishing Ichthus Christian Fellowship alongside his wife, Faith, in 1974.
I had a dear friend who was a traveling evangelist working out of one church I attended.
It continues even today — or would you say it is OK for the announcer at a mass meeting in South Africa of a world - travelling evangelist to state the Lord has shown him the first xxx of people who donated $ x000 within the next two minutes will become millionaires within 48 hours.
It's straight out of a Southern Gothic novel: The three Followill brothers (Nathan, Caleb and Jared) grew up traveling the rural South with their father, Leon, a United Pentecostal Church pastor and traveling evangelist, and their mother, Betty Ann, who led worship.
Born in 1918 and raised on his family's dairy farm in Charlotte, North Carolina, Billy Graham became a committed Christian at the age of 16 after hearing a travelling evangelist.
Richard Pearce's comedy - drama stars Steve Martin as Jonas Nightengale, a con artist whose latest scheme has him posing as a traveling evangelist.
Davies finds unity between David's story and his own — working - class life, the oppressive hypocrisies of religion, which manifests flamboyantly in the figure of the travelling evangelist Bobbie Lee Taylor (Leo Burmester), the violent father, Frank (Denis Leary), and the figure of feminine strength represented by David's Aunt Mae (Gena Rowlands).