house of prayer

The cathedral calls itself a "house of prayer for all people."

The village had an Evangelical house of prayer, school and cemetery.

"I learned eventually that she had survived and was in a house of prayer.

Shoes are not allowed in the house of prayer.

In 1896, a Jewish house of prayer was built, which unfortunately does not exist anymore.

The community possessed one synagogue and six houses of prayer.

My house shall be called a house of prayer for all the nations.

A religious society or group of believers may used only one house of prayer.

House of Prayer churches are known in their communities for serving low-cost meals.

In Vienna alone 95 synagogues or houses of prayer were destroyed.

Its founders insisted that the new cathedral should serve as "a house of prayer for all nations."

"Restore this house of prayer to its former glory," the bishop prayed.

It served as a house of prayer for 30 years until the Second World War.

Under his administration, over 123 Houses of Prayer received major renovation or were constructed.

The Nijo mansion had become a house of prayers.

These structures are subject to all the regulations of the legislation in force regarding house of prayer.

Outside of Judea, the synagogue was often called a house of prayer.

The town had a synagogue, many houses of prayer, three benevolent societies, and numerous religious schools.

The Synagogue ceased to function as a house of prayer after the Holocaust.

Therefore, the United House of Prayer does not see itself as a denomination.

Dismayed by what it saw on the street, the United House of Prayer made itself heard.

Both said they are baptized every year, as their 91-year-old father has been for years, at House of Prayer convocations in 13 states.

Instead he turned them out, cleansed the temple and said, "My house shall be called a house of prayer."

He started a house of prayer, The Little Portion.

Synagogues are Jewish houses of prayer and study.