tithing

The foundation still held the tithing rights until the late 18th century.

In the south and southwest of England, tithing was common.

Soon into the 20th century, tithing was made a part of being a good Mormon.

Members would visit the store to pay their tithing and other offerings to the church.

The couple also started to apply his teachings on tithing.

Before tithing was paid, the poor were supported by donations.

"They are treating tithing to the church in the same way as their financial investments."

Traditional Jewish law and practice has included various forms of tithing since ancient times.

The church had wide spread tithing rights and managed a large parish.

He kept an office and recently completed a book, as yet unpublished, on the subject of tithing for the common good.

We rely on the tithings of the community, civic organizations, things like that.

Generally we have to return a full half of his tithings,' M'shall said.

"Tithing trains have good hard roads, though, so they ought to be here soon."

Three or four times as much wheat and oats came into the tithing office in 1856.

Mormon Church funds come largely through tithing of members worldwide.

"I believe tithing is one of the easiest things for us to obey because it's just that simple: you give 10 percent."

A church member testified that tithing had fulfilled her spiritual life.

He was not religious, so he didn't have any tithing guidelines to fall back on.

The tithing's leader or spokesman was known as a tithingman.

The family holding it at a given time was the jiazhang, or tithing captain.

All hundreds were divided into tithings, which contained ten households.

Total stewardship of life - time, talents, and money - including tithing through the local church.

Anointing of the sick and tithing are practiced as well.

Their community included a blacksmith shop, tavern, school and a tithing house.

You will send proper tithing because we shall know if you do not.