tabor church造句

• View from northwest through Wrangelstra遝 towards the tower stump of Tabor Church.
• On 9 April 1911 " Tabor Church " was inaugurated.
• Umstead is buried in the Mount Tabor Church Cemetery in Durham, North Carolina.
• Tabor Church Rd, Dallas, Georgia 30157.
• Tabor Church, Winston-Salem, on 23 September 2012, among her other recent performances across the United States.
• The newer, 19th-century Tabor Church sits next to a graveyard, which would also have to be dug up and transferred.
• In 1905 the church was renovated and renamed " Tabor Church ", but the name'village church'( ) also continued to be used.
• In 1906 the parish subsection " Emmaus North " was legally established as the parish " Tabor Congregation ", becoming the proprietor of Tabor Church.
• "' Tabor Church ( Hohensch鰊hausen ) "'( ) is the church of the Evangelical Berlin-Hohensch鰊hausen Congregation, a member of today's Protestant umbrella organisation Evangelical Church of Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesian Upper Lusatia ( under this name since 2004 ).
• The information about Gr黚er's appointment spread among the adherents of the Confessing Church in neighbouring congregations comprising the competent deanery " Berlin Land I ", such as,, Blumberg, Fredersdorf bei Berlin,,, Tabor Church ( Hohensch鰊hausen ),,,,,, Neuenhagen bei Berlin, Petershagen bei Berlin, or mostly without a local pastor supporting them.
• Tabor Church  western fa鏰de of small boulders and partially plastered brick gable In 1817, under the auspices of King Frederick William III of Prussia, the Lutheran congregation of Hohensch鰊hausen, like most Prussian Protestant congregations, joined the common umbrella organisation then called the Evangelical Church in Prussia ( under this name since 1821 ), with each congregation either maintaining its former denomination or adopting the new united denomination.