congregations造句

At least a dozen congregations have already left to join Lutheran congregations in Mission for Christ, a small association of conservative churches.

Although many of its early graduates became ministers in Puritan congregations throughout New England.

Recognising that consensus will be elusive, the ELCA’s changes allow flexibility for congregations that disapprove.

Other Christian societies total about 4.5% (the Evangelical Lutheran Free Church, the Catholic Church, pentecostal congregations, the Methodist Church, etc.).

In medieval celebrations, congregations would walk in a procession after mass, following a priest holding a crucifix or candle.

All seminarians who have not taken examinations were told to return to their respective dioceses or congregations within three days, Church sources said.

The Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church in San Jose, California, shares its building with four other congregations, including Korean and Vietnamese Baptists.

German photographer Florian Schulz said the scope of the ray congregations was unknown until he and a pilot happened upon the gathering while searching for migrating whales.

Puritanism is based on autonomy of local congregations, simplicity of worship, asceticism, egalitarianism, and a call to the past with restoration of original values through purification.

In May 2007, 11 ultra-conservative congregations from Northern Virginia bolted from the Episcopal Church and joined forces with the Anglican Church of Nigeria, led by Archbishop Peter Akinola.

It provides space for large-scale sports events, art performances and congregations in the district, indicating that the construction of spiritual civilization and development of sports industry in the Daya Bay district have taken a new step.