Significats de extempore prayer en anglès

We have extempore prayer by members of the union.'

The hymn over, Mr. Warlock read the Bible and then offered up a long extempore prayer.

An extempore prayer was made, filled with all the peculiarities usual to that style of petition.

When I entered the hall, an Officer on the platform was engaged in offering up an extempore prayer.

Mr Cate was raving in the midst of an extempore prayer, when a heavy fall was heard in the chapel.

The Wesleyan did an extempore prayer, rather well, and a very nice huge C. of E. man gave the Blessing.

Might not, at least, only parts of it be revived, to be mingled with more edifying forms of extempore prayer?

One of the professors read a chapter; gave out a hymn, which was magnificently sung; and then offered an extempore prayer.

A fellow who believes in extempore prayer and republican government; and swears England was never so happy or prosperous as under Cromwell.

That was Maggie's first impression; then, when the service began, when the first hymn had been sung and Thurston had stumbled into his extempore prayer.

Extempore prayers are not, perhaps, a proper subject for comment.

Author of " Extempore Prayer" and "Inter-Communion with God"

These services consisted of extempore prayers, a short address, and hymns accompanied by a harmonium, which they all appeared able to play.

"The sooner the better," said the Queen: and she then most fervently engaged in extempore prayer.

"Though we speak nonsense, God will pick out the meaning of it,"-anextempore prayer by a New England divine.