His house was the
house of prayer. He prayed morning, noon, and night.
On their path through the leafless woods they were overtaken by many persons of their acquaintance, all of whom avoided them, and passed by on the other side; but a severer trial awaited their constancy when they had descended the hill, and drew near the pine-built and undecorated
house of prayer. Around the door, from which the drummer still sent forth his thundering summons, was drawn up a formidable phalanx, including several of the oldest members of the congregation, many of the middle aged, and nearly all the younger males.
Gabriel
House of Prayer), Ilupeju-Lagos, tagged: Audacity of Praise.
at New Jerusalem
House of Prayer, 100 Wycliffe Drive, West Chicago, easily accessible from Route 59 off Joliet Street, about 3 miles north of Route 88.
Then he taught them saying, "Is it not written: 'My house shall be called a
house of prayer for all peoples'?
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House of Prayer for All People: Contesting Citizenship in a Queer Church
The controversial
House of Prayer in Achill, Co Mayo, was established in 1993 arising out of the Marian visions witnessed by Christina Gallagher, the first of which took place in 1988.
Faller said 'Noah's Ark,' a
house of prayer for guests who do not want to go to the main church, was fully booked for Holy Week.
This week, it's also the site of a modern-day Jerusalem miracle: a communal
house of prayer, called "AmenA
House of Prayer for All Believers," for Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike.
Lynn, executive director of Americans United, "Although the
House of Prayer has a right, like all other residents on the street, to voice its opinion on the placement of the bike lane, it does not have veto power over the District's transportation decisions just because it is a church."