congregation
సమాజం
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'
బ్రిటిష్ విశ్వవిద్యాలయాలలో శాశ్వత సభ్యుల సర్వసభ్య సమావేశం,
రోమన్ కాథలిక్ ఉన్నత మతాధిపతుల శాశ్వత కమిటీ
example
The twins split off the second they saw the 'congregation' of popular seniors.
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.
the singing of psalms by the whole 'congregation'
Outside, a 'congregation' of Rris were gathered around a stall where a pair were bickering, their animated snarls carrying over the street sounds.
The Baraka 'congregation' also includes international members from as far away as Korea and Sweden.
A small 'congregation' of birds flew away in consternation.
Outreach can happen at various levels: worldwide, local, and within the 'congregation' .
There should be hymn-singing by ragis or by the whole 'congregation' .
The 'congregation' in Basra is doing better and meets regularly now.
In it the Epiklesis invokes the Holy Spirit over the assembled 'congregation' , but not on the elements.
So she took her back home and she and her whole 'congregation' prayed over her for her to heal.
The initiative is a global 'congregation' of universities and private firms striving to advance small satellite technology.
The core 'congregation' that regularly goes to church is considerably smaller.
A 'congregation' perceives its role within a community according to its core values.
There were several different ways women lived out their feminism within the same Catholic 'congregation' .
For this service the whole 'congregation' stands throughout, as the doors of the Ark are open.
I struggled to attend worship and sing in the choir at my home 'congregation' .
For this reason he has encouraged the social committee to widen the scope of this year's fête, drawing in helpers from outside the 'congregation' and offering to share any profits for the benefit of the town.
Now we have one or two homeless members that are a regular part of our 'congregation' .
The 'congregation' is invited to attend this tragedy.
Ten acres were donated to the church, which will raise money within the 'congregation' to build a 7,000-seat sanctuary.
In the Baptism liturgy, there is clear involvement of the whole 'congregation' as a baptizing community.
In this process of mutual support, though, do they in any way create a congregation within the 'congregation' ?
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.
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.
drought conditions lead to 'congregation' of animals around watering points
Yet the Anglican Church in Africa will probably not be able to survive as we know it today if it is forced to cut off links with the 'congregation' in the West on this issue.
Thus, most Americans are members of a 'congregation' that falls somewhere between these two extremes.
What ought to be worship from a 'congregation' has become entertainment for an audience.
They close their eyes to the fact that not all religions nor every 'congregation' within any given denomination agrees with their stance.
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