Solomon's porch

They made for Solomon's porch, since it was the nearest and they had but the one umbrella.

The true candlestick was in Solomon's porch just then, and not in the temple.

He walked through Solomon's Porch into the courtyard.

During the day they met on Solomon's porch of the Temple for teaching and healing, and debate with the religious leaders.

They walked down the North Transept and out through Solomon's Porch.

Laura Bates, 25, a member of the church, said it was the sense of community that drew her to Solomon's Porch.

On a Tuesday morning in Minneapolis, eight members of Solomon's Porch gathered at a Peruvian cafe for their weekly men's breakfast.

Doug Pagitt (born July 5, 1966) is an author associated with the emerging church movement and founding pastor of Solomon's Porch in South Minneapolis.

During weekly "gatherings" of Solomon's Porch, instead of giving traditional sermons, Pagitt facilitates dialogical talks, encouraging questions and participation from the congregation.

Porter performed at other neighborhood venues including Sista's Place and Solomon's Porch, and moved on to Harlem club St. Nick's Pub, where he maintained a weekly residency.

Already there is a strong hint here that the Gospel had been preached to the Gentiles, an idea that would not have entered the heads of those first disciples gathering about Solomon's Porch.

Frazier has performed her spoken word poetry with hip hop, jazz and funk bands at The Shrine NYC, Solomon's Porch, The Nuyorican, Five Spot and other venues.

In the Christian Greek Scriptures, it is stated that Jesus walked in Solomon's Porch at the Jerusalem Temple during "the Feast of Dedication and it was winter", in John 10:22-23.

The band was initially formed as a worship ministry called "Solomon's Porch" for what was intended to be a single night worship gathering on October 31, 2008, hosted at Calvary Chapel Carson City.

Doug Pagitt, pastor of Solomon's Porch in Minneapolis, said young evangelicals in his circle fear that Palin's ascendancy signals a return to "old-school divide and conquer politics" and a narrow focus on abortion politics.

At Solomon's Porch across town, a crowd of about 300 takes weekly communion "house party"-style, chatting with plastic cups of wine and pieces of pastry before one announces, "Take and eat the body of Christ."