Evangelical Church

The Evangelical church lost its independence once again in 1975.

For a time the site was occupied by an evangelical church.

When completed, however, it will be the area's first evangelical church.

The school was established in 1987 with the support of local evangelical churches.

By the late 1970s, local evangelical churches join the movement.

In the village is classical evangelical church from 18th century.

Services in a number of languages can be found along with many new more evangelical churches.

By 2004 the run down auditorium was part of a Spanish evangelical church.

The evangelical church building now serves as a concert hall.

Off to one side was an evangelical church housed in a former factory.

Today's Evangelical church comes from 1745, while the tower is likely mediaeval.

The Evangelical church maintains a library at its youth centre.

Inside the evangelical church are gothic wall paintings from 18 century.

There is also a Methodist church and several small evangelical churches.

Some evangelical churches hold that a child of 7 can make an independent spiritual choice.

The park has an Evangelical church located on the corner in between the two football teams.

The revision was also supposed to be a joint project with the Evangelical church.

Several Protestant and/or evangelical churches are active players in the community.

At present it is used by an Evangelical church.

It was based almost completely on the evangelical church.

One exception, however, is the growing number of evangelical churches, which are very active in radio and television.

Until that time, the Evangelical church was shared by both denominations.

Over the course of five years, the total evangelical church membership doubled (Page 166).

Returning baby boomers are more likely to return to evangelical churches.

The small Evangelical church was built in 1701 on the same site as the old castle chapel, even using some of the older building's material.