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His passing adds a somber backdrop to the violence, leaving congregations nationwide grieving and shaken.

From Salon

Wilshire Boulevard Temple said their congregation is looking “forward to welcoming the New Year together, praying safely and peacefully in our sanctuaries.”

Princess Anne was among the bridesmaids at their wedding in York Minster, with the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles in the congregation.

From BBC

In many Christian churches, donating, or “giving offerings,” is integral to earning respect and a sense of belonging from the congregation.

From Salon

The five outstanding charges relate to four women who were part of the NOS, which blended live music and multi-media displays in services and attracted hundreds of young people to its congregation.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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