thanksgiving service

The churches meet once a year for a community Thanksgiving service.

You'll have to go and see the thanksgiving service.

Here the thanksgiving service was held; and Lord, how we did eat afterward!

A thanksgiving service with water consecration took place to mark the station's opening.

The Thanksgiving service will take note of the shared common heritage that the two groups can celebrate together.

Human ones sometimes post a notice announcing a thanksgiving service."

The village's clergy get together regularly and have started an interfaith Thanksgiving service.

Now there would be a christening balls, fetes, thanksgiving services.

This was the first thanksgiving service in the newly christened Free Town.

On occasions both small and large they may occur over land or sea, sometimes connected with memorial or thanksgiving services.

The vicar led his flock in a brief Harvest Thanksgiving service.

At a thanksgiving service her second in command was writing at the top of the steps for one of the leaders to arrive.

The official premiere took place after the tedious peace negotiations had finished, in a solemn thanksgiving service on 13 July 1713.

Chapel legend has it that the painting was completed hastily to be ready for the thanksgiving service after Washington's inauguration.

Tonight then it's a communion thanksgiving service, but let me just spend a few minutes just sketching a little background on some of life's challenges.

A thanksgiving service is also planned.

The Grand Duke then attended a thanksgiving service at the Russian chapel.

Traditionally, Muscovite royals were baptized in this cathedral and held thanksgiving services here.

Emban's carefully staged thanksgiving service had lent a solemn tone to the morning, and no one really wanted to break it.

There he participated in thanksgiving service.

Young attended the thanksgiving service for the recent naval victories at St Paul's Cathedral late in 1797.

A well-attended thanksgiving service was held at Westminster Chapel on 6 April.

A society like Esperance's was bound to mark the formal end of hostilities by slow marches and slower thanksgiving services.

Elmer and Frank had gone down on Saturday afternoon to decorate the church for the Thanksgiving service.

The joyous event, commemorated by a thanksgiving service in May, marked the end of what had once been a crushing debt that existed since 1993.