Meanings of building a church in English

My brother is building a church in the Yukon.

One might as well be building a church.

For building a church in Warminster, £200.

Or had the Roman building a church?

He spent £15,000 in building a church in one of the poorest districts of London.

He, however, undertook the enterprise of building a church on speculation, being persuaded to do so by an outside Christian.

The most effective way of building a church, they say, is to aim at building it around a single homogenous people-group.

My brother is building a church there, and I'm going to Dawson to join Peter and help him with his ministry.

They've got a cornfield there, and apples fall from the sky, and they've got a newspaper and they're building a church.

Take as much interest in helping the little child get the tangle out of the string as in building a church edifice.

A CHRISTIAN Science society in the US has exposed itself to ridicule by building a church that looks suspiciously like a penis.

And with the like intention of building a church, this servant of Christ turned unto a certain very renowned place named Usneach.

You know that good old Fernan established a missionary station here, building a church, and getting the ground consecrated where my father lies.

An act of assembly passed for appointing commissioners, impowering them to take subscriptions and collect public contributions for building a church at Charlestown.

Four or five men, directed by a priest, were building a church, and two others were cutting plank near by with a primitive 'up-and-down' saw.

It was during this winter (1870-71) that we began making plans for building a church for the Sarnia Indians.