Word: attendings
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...addition to having to raise more money this year in order to attend the two-day competition, the dance team also arrived unseeded and had to prove itself in the preliminary round. The team was able to place third after the preliminary round despite having to re-choreograph many of the moves mere days before the competition...
...flew to California to attend the two days of taping—Jeopardy tapes five episodes a day, and randomly selects contestants for each episode from the pool of contestants who are present...
Today the International Churches of Christ (the group’s official name since 1993) claims more than 400 churches in 170 countries, more than 128,000 members and a total of 188,000 individuals who attend their services each Sunday. They pride themselves on the racial, social and economic diversity of their members that is missing from most traditional Christian churches. Especially striking is the BCC’s youthful following. Twenty-two percent of the members of its largest church, in Los Angeles, are college students...
...exit certain relationships, outlining the extent of physical contact that may be had on dates and even forcing members to report details of dates. Marriages are subject to the same scrutiny, with spouses reporting on one another. Members report being instructed by their discipler on which college to attend, which classes to take and how many hours of sleep to get. In the survey, “100% of former members said members are encouraged to imitate their disciplers—with 83% saying members are chastised if they fail to imitate...
...College David P. Illingworth ’71 says the administration follows the United Ministry in its general anti-proselytization policy—that disapproval of the BCC is a matter of behavior and not beliefs. “Harvard has no problem with students who choose to attend this church,” he says. But while “a part of their belief structure is telling others about their beliefs,” the University has to put its foot down when “people [are] overly strong in their invitations to join...