Bible reading

Every morning after breakfast there was a time of Bible reading and prayer.

Any call for mandatory Bible reading is wrong, too.

And Bible reading, which I care for more than her."

Since 1905, the city school district had required Bible reading or prayer to open each school day.

The carol service generally has lots of singing and Bible readings.

On this event, the friend of the bride and the groom shares the bible reading.

Rather, the court struck down only government-mandated or required programs of prayer and Bible reading.

After all these years of church services and Bible readings, hasn't anything sunk into your head?"

There are Bible readings, an inspirational story told by a teacher, and the school prayers.

"As a result, he once again took up his Bible reading and prayer more intensely than he ever had before."

The school day is started with an assembly which includes a Bible reading, an address, a hymn and prayers.

Bible readings "including a wide range of subjects for use in private devotions and public services."

His parents set aside specific times at breakfast and at dinner for daily family Bible reading.

If you are so enthusiastic about Bible readings, why not attend yourself?'

A school was started by the Arqüello's, which further encouraged Bible reading.

One of the differences was that in my new school the pledge was always followed by a Bible reading and a prayer.

"Had this been a Bible reading imposed under these terms, it would have been stricken."

Christian worship with a bible reading, prayer and music, led by John Forrest.

This school became the focus of controversy about prayer and Bible readings in public schools in 1960.

The proportion of people who describe themselves (the group most likely to emphasize Bible reading) is growing, too, now nearly 25 percent of the population.

The school day began each day with chapel which consisted of a song, prayer, and Bible reading.

The gunmen began the meeting with a Bible reading and ended it with prayers.

There is also a lectern (like a large music stand) from where the lessons (the Bible readings) are read.

He visited the sick, taught his landlord's children, and gave Bible readings in the locality.

As a result, when public schools were invented a few decades later, they featured only "nonsectarian" Bible reading and prayer.