Significados de white churches en inglés

The spires of the white churches of separate hamlets dotted the landscape.

Services were held in the white churches after their services were over.

Predominantly white churches he'd attended since childhood had always seemed stiff and vaguely guilt ridden.

They were not confined to the rear seats of the white churches for their attendance at Sunday services.

Missouri has six hundred white churches, with a membership of fifty thousand, which have preaching once a month.

Even when black and white churches are just a stone's throw from one another, they don't ever intermingle.

They were permitted to attend the white churches, a certain portion of the galleries being appropriated to their use.

Batesburg had its black churches and its white churches, and my United Methodist congregation was absolutely a white church.

The Presbyterian was the only one of the white churches that attempted an exhibit of its work at this exposition.

Benson is a small, but rather neat little village, with three white churches, all of which appear to be newly built.

Many white churches do the same, of course, but those aren't the ones preaching to communities being ravaged by HIV and AIDS.

The same forces tending toward separation were at this time at work also among the Negro Baptist members in the white churches.

In the centre of the town there were two rows of new brick 'store' buildings, a brick schoolhouse, the court-house, and four white churches.

Her five months' work in colored and white churches in Minneapolis will never be forgotten by those who were greatly benefited by her services.

The problems of negro membership in the white churches and of the future relations of the Northern and Southern denominations were pressing for settlement.

For a time the white churches were annoyed by intrusions of strange blacks set on by those who were bent on separating the races.