Sentences with phrase «when leaving the ministry»

I began drawing her when I left the ministry and the church in March of 2010...

When I left the ministry a couple of years ago, we were lonely overnight.

When I left ministry, I applied for over 100 jobs, and got only two interviews.

The latest one was when I left the ministry and my church all of a sudden a couple of years ago.

I'm not saying I was abused, but I certainly experienced one of the most severe traumas of my life when I left the ministry and the church a couple of years ago.

It is especially difficult when leaving the ministry wasn't the pastor's idea.

When I left the ministry in 2010, it was because the church and I were «no longer compatible».

It really hit us when we left the ministry and the church in 2010.

When I left the ministry a year ago and posted it on my site, my good friend in Australia Eleasah Ridley was inspired to write a poem.

When I left the ministry in 2010, I didn't plan on leaving the church.

When I left the ministry and the church in 2010, it took me a couple years to somewhat recover and finally start with all seriousness my own online endeavors.

You're speaking the words I couldn't when we left the ministry.

Not exact matches

Another option younger clients should consider when they leave their parent's health plan is a health - care sharing ministry, such as Medi - Share or Christian Healthcare Ministries, CFP Tyler Gray said.

We felt expendable: useful when they had their big big plans for their big big ministry launch but when things got tough, we were left behind.

Interestingly, the bullying behavior was by two women were limited to a group that participated in a single church service, and when I left that service, stopped volunteering in the ministry I enjoyed the most, and stopped attending on anything other than Sunday morning, the bullying stopped.

My American youth pastor had a big impact on my life and when he left, I became a youth leader and carried responsibility for ministry in the wider church.

Within six years after landing, the Puritans established a college, the first in America, in order «to advance learning and to perpetuate it to posterity; dreading to leave an illiterate ministry to the churches, when our present ministers shall lie in the dust.»

I had a dream like this years ago when I finally quit fighting being gay (which meant, at the time, leaving my studies for the ministry — circa 1979).

My husband went through similar feelings when he left full - time vocational ministry and then found himself driving a white work van with a phone number on the side, doing physical labour to pay our bills, saving for one Tim Horton's coffee (double - double) a week.

Then the day finally came when, in order to continue on my journey towards spiritual independence, I had to leave the ministry and the church.

It was a surprise for me that, when I left a liberal - progressive mainline denomination and became Orthodox, my scope of ministry in the church became much larger.

One former pastor told me that he decided to leave the ministry and find secular work when he saw his parents go hungry.

Sorry, I left that mentality a long time ago when I walked away from Christianity and out of the ministry program.

When Justin told one of his pastors that he didn't think the ex-gay ministries could make him straight, the pastor told him that as long as Justin remained celibate, he was welcome to continue worshipping with the congregation, but that if Justin entered a same - sex relationship, he would be asked to leave.

I left the ministry many times: Once when my contract was discontinued without my knowledge.

This cartoon raised quite a flurry when I first published it just after leaving the ministry last year.

I've never been a pastor so I can't personally say how great it is, but one of my closest friends found a lot of comfort there when he was considering leaving the ministry.

With some few ministers, we rejoice when they have the guts to leave the ministry.

I experienced that elation a few times but always came back to the church when the high of leaving ministry wore off and I realized I had bills to pay.

So when the pastor of a city church called to say he was going back to the mission field and asked if we would consider leaving our current ministry to help this dying church, it wasn't real inviting.

This comes between the lines when you state, «I sometimes wonder what would become of my blog if I left the ministry as a full - time paid clergy.»

Incidentally, I became a professional surveyor when I left vocational ministry (or when it left me)-- but I have to fight harder for those relationships you mentioned.

And if there's anything I've learned through my own short ministry, is that when you have such radical ideas like these, you don't just lay them out and after that leaving thinking you've done what you can do.

You were not called «out» of ministry when you left your paid position but you actually dove «into» it!

When asked their motivation for leaving, most pastors said «an opportunity came for new ministry.»

Over the past 15 - plus years of ministry, there have been multiple times when I've counseled with a husband, or my wife has counseled with another wife, who wanted to leave...

All of these bodies shared with Massachusetts Bay Puritans the dread of leaving «an illiterate ministry to the Churches, when our present ministers shall lie in the Dust.»

«That same vehicle, I never drove it for one day and when I was leaving the ministry, I didn't take it along with me?

Meanwhile at the party headquarters of the far right Laos party, sitting under paintings of classical Greek scenes, vice-president Georgios Georgiou explains why they left the current governing coalition (formed under Lucas Papademos last November when the Papandreou government collapsed): «I suggested we leave the coalition... we said not to touch pensions and wages and to get rid of the two million illegal immigrants... you can not have Germans coming in sitting in ministries ordering ministers what to do.»

Our last subject in the race for the 36th Council District seat is the Rev. Conrad Tillard, formerly known as Conrad Muhammad, formerly known as Conrad X. Reverend Tillard first came to public attention as the chief youth minister of the Nation of Islam, and then the minister of Harlem's famed Mosque No. 7, the former seat of Malcolm X. Reverend Tillard made some conventionally controversial remarks against white devils and Jewish slave masters, etc. from that esteemed perch, was later stripped of his ministry under a cloud of suspicion, and then underwent a second Damascene moment when he left the NOI and returned to the faith of his fathers, receiving baptism by the Reverend Calvin Butts.

The child WAS involved in Christian ministry as a young adult, when they left me — though I never pushed reading the bible or forced fed Christianity to them (it was caught rather than taught)-- but this child has now dropped out of Christianity and is a self professing Buddhist with the ethnic spouse to match.