congregation
મંડળ
definition
noun
In the congregation assembled for worship, these two movements meet, and the heavenly angels join the children of God in festal celebration.
a group of people assembled for religious worship.
large congregations of birds may cause public harm
a gathering or collection of people, animals, or things.
translation of 'congregation'
વિદ્યાપીઠના સદસ્યોની સામાન્ય બેઠક,
એકત્રીકરણ,
સમાહાર,
ભિન્ન વસ્તુઓનો જમાવ કે ભરાવો,
ધર્મસમાજ કે મેદની
noun
સભા
example
The 'congregation' in Basra is doing better and meets regularly now.
The Aberdeen fans rolled up in numbers, and there was a similarly impressive midfield 'congregation' gandering forward to assist the hosts' attack in the early stages.
Outside, a 'congregation' of Rris were gathered around a stall where a pair were bickering, their animated snarls carrying over the street sounds.
For each song of the 'congregation' throughout the worship service, the organist plays the same servant role.
What ought to be worship from a 'congregation' has become entertainment for an audience.
There were several different ways women lived out their feminism within the same Catholic 'congregation' .
Ten acres were donated to the church, which will raise money within the 'congregation' to build a 7,000-seat sanctuary.
There was much upset in the village after a large 'congregation' gathered in order to see the band.
All around the meeting place are blocks of flats and the 'congregation' regularly does leaflet drops.
Slowly various people throughout the whole 'congregation' got to their feet, until finally all were standing.
This trend in modern suburbia has raised standards, creating more separate rooms in the house, freeing the living room from being a place of 'congregation' for the entire family.
Now we have one or two homeless members that are a regular part of our 'congregation' .
The whole 'congregation' was asked to stand and join in prayer for us.
A 'congregation' perceives its role within a community according to its core values.
Sociological literature has addressed how religious ideals inform a 'congregation' 's public presence.
It brings much delight and refreshment to a 'congregation' in the Prayer Meeting to hear one or two unfamiliar texts of the Bible quoted.
the singing of psalms by the whole 'congregation'
Thus, most Americans are members of a 'congregation' that falls somewhere between these two extremes.
They close their eyes to the fact that not all religions nor every 'congregation' within any given denomination agrees with their stance.
There should be hymn-singing by ragis or by the whole 'congregation' .
If they did, they, too, would die, and God's wrath would come upon the whole 'congregation' .
For this service the whole 'congregation' stands throughout, as the doors of the Ark are open.
that church took the place of the storefront the 'congregation' had used before the war
Particularly overlapping were the chapters on the pulpit and on congregations within a 'congregation' .
Added to these were the leadership and the interpersonal skills of the incumbent rabbi, who was much respected, both within and outside the 'congregation' .
The 'congregation' regularly sponsors food bank drives and soup kitchens for the poor, many of whom are gambling addicts, and now faces eviction if the casino licence is approved.
The Baraka 'congregation' also includes international members from as far away as Korea and Sweden.
In the Baptism liturgy, there is clear involvement of the whole 'congregation' as a baptizing community.
Gathered in worship, a 'congregation' will hear things its members will not hear elsewhere.
Generally speaking the members of an Anglican 'congregation' either deny that they are Anglican, are tourists or mumble something before running away.
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