Church in sentence

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So I went to church as often as I could.

I can trace the whole drama of my life back to that night in that church when my savior did not come for me; when the thing I believed most certainly turned out to be, if not a lie, then not quite the truth.

We may believe most deeply when we worship right here at the church of TED, but we desperately want to believe, we need to believe.

Then you wipe the slate clean, start a third act as a political activist focusing on protecting the First Amendment and the separation of church and state.

These guys like to hate via a seemingly nice organization, like a church or a nonprofit, and they oftentimes like to speak in an old-timey voice.

The day of the experiment shoot comes up, and I step out of my car in this costume, and my crew takes a look at me ... and start suppressing their church giggles.

This is where they built the St. Simon Monastery, a 10,000-seat cave church that they carved into the mountain itself.

He suggested we go to church.

He kept insisting, asking me to please let him take the guys to church, because that day, a pastor who performed miracles would be there.

I was slightly afraid to ask what type of miracles he meant, and he replied nonchalantly, "Coach, let me take the team to the church, and when we return, I guarantee that half of them will be able to see." (Laughter) Some of the guys laughed, but imagine being a blind person and someone says that to you.

Besides, let me make this clear: if we go to that church, and I end up being able to see when we return, I will beat you so hard if I can't play tomorrow."

Dusty and I, we like to say, on Sunday, this is where we go to church.

I had basically floundered in various jobs in America before I started a community-based organization in a church basement in Queens.

For example, we've begun to partner with churches and to think about nurses that are church members, that come from that trusted community, as patient advocates and health coaches to people like Jane.

(Gunshot reverbs in bathroom) Or like it was recorded inside a chapel or a church.

(Gunshot reverbs church) Or in a canyon.

Church bells can remind us of the passing of time, or perhaps our own mortality.

Cord was sad for a bit, but then he bounced right back with a supersmart archaeologist named Kate, and they had a gorgeous wedding until Tina, seemingly back from the dead, ran into the church holding a baby.

I saw hope made manifest in an African-American church in the South Side of Chicago this summer, where I brought my little girl, who is now 13 and a few inches taller than me, to hear my friend Rev. Otis Moss preach.

We went into that church and heard Rev. Moss preach, and after he did, this choir of gorgeous women, 100 women strong, stood up and began to sing.

Now, we no longer refer to African-Americans as "colored," but this long-standing joke about our perpetual lateness to church, to cookouts, to family events and even to our own funerals, remains.

Like going to temple or a mosque or a church, or any other religious institution, movie-going is, in many ways, a sacred ritual.

The good was my church and its members, and the evil was everyone else.

My church's antics were such that we were constantly at odds with the world, and that reinforced our otherness on a daily basis.

These shifts in my perspective contributed to a larger erosion of trust in my church, and eventually it made it impossible for me to stay.

This has been at the front of my mind lately, because I can't help but see in our public discourse so many of the same destructive impulses that ruled my former church.

And so civility talk in the 17th century becomes a really effective way for members of the religious establishment to silence, suppress, exclude dissenters outside of the established church, especially when they spoke out against the status quo.

He was a powerful king whose break with the church of Rome would forever change the course of English history.

Thanks to Henry, church property was seized; hospitals closed, and precious monastic libraries lost forever, all to enrich the Crown.

VG: And in the tradition of our families, the great oral tradition of almost every Black church we know honoring the culture from which we draw so much power, we're gonna start the way our mommas and grandmas would want us to start.

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