divine service

Today the church provides divine service for the community of the university.

Divine services were held by a converted, former public house.

His performance of the divine services is said to have been very impressive.

Every Sunday he came to the monastery to take part in the divine services.

Divine service was read as usual by the chief engineer.

A divine service is held in the belfry several times a year.

The church opened for divine service on 13 September 1835 and he remained as its minister until his death in 1853.

Giving people a happy home is a divine service.

The effort in one's divine service is most important.

It is, in effect, the church's licence to hold divine services.

Normal church gave me nothing, just boring and long divine services."

It opened for divine service on 30 April 1905.

The concerts of classic music and divine services take place in the church nowadays.

The ceremony, the ecstasy of divine service, the being at one with his master.

Two pilgrimage divine services are held to this day.

Regular divine services were carried out under the permission of the diocese.

For example, it's part of the Divine service to serve God with joy.

In 1826, it was ordered that no craft should pass through the lock during the hours of divine service.

Now Divine services are carried out at open-air near to a place where there was a temple earlier.

In the barrack-type church, the daily circle of divine services were conducted.

The sign of the cross is now customary in the Divine Service.

It may also be used as a lectern to read from liturgical books during the divine services.

Church activities are mainly focused on divine services and pastoral care of the membership.

The ideal is to reach the higher level of transforming negative tendencies into Divine service.

Although little mention is made of it, music was used in very early times in connection with divine service.