Übersetzung für "Kirchenbesuch" in Englisch

And she remembers praying in church.

Jesus Maria returned to his home after attending church.

Even the practice of going to church at pivotal moments is shrinking fast.

I kept going to church for a few years because of the activities they had for young people.

Finally I was about ready to stop going to church altogether.

Church attendance should be one of the priorities in the Christian life.

Something will happen that makes you unsatisfied with merely coming to church.

Q. Did it affect your church attendance?

The novel was based on a vision Stowe had when she went to church.

On Sundays there was either church or a Quaker meeting.

Direct approach to Azrael and Arrantees leaves church services lacking.

Going to church there was a dry, dead experience.

I can't believe we're wasting prime drinking hours going to church.

Being a Christian within the Nigerian context, therefore, goes beyond ordinary church attendance on Sunday.

Bad road conditions made the way to church on Sundays difficult or even impossible.

To them he relates the correlating survey moments denominational affiliation, church attendance and belief in God.

The faithful of Aukštadvaris take their children to other churches.

Religious practice was weak, due to the distance between houses and the effects of the Revolution.

As I was telling you, even though that deluded rector has in literal effect closed the church to me I have contrived to maintain proper service to the Lord in my own home.

Indeed it may seem paradoxical but since the advent of the beast, church attendance has tripled!

Because the distance of 9 kilometres (5.6 mi) made regular church attendance difficult or, in bad weather on the muddy paths, impossible, a chapel was built in 1475 at the neighbouring village of Sülze, which was overseen by the pastor at Bergen.

The responses to his questions about the literal truth of Biblical stories seemed ignorant, causing him to lose interest in attending church.

The first definite mention of cricket in Sussex relates to ecclesiastical court records in 1611 which state that two parishioners of Sidlesham failed to attend church on Easter Sunday because they were playing cricket.

Powell said that the university told her she could participate in a restoration program, involving counseling and regular church attendance, to get readmitted, but she would have to live off campus and could not stay overnight in the dorms.

The master said, dryly, that I apparently did not care to go to church, and that I could stay at home in the future.

On Sunday Mornings, some tour operators offer a Harlem Spiritual Tour that includes a visit to a church with a choir singing authentic, Afro-American Spirituals.

But who does not see that this going to Church, praying in private, and reading Scripture, must in his case be, in great measure, what is called a form and a task?