These churches tend to speak out against violence and hate towards those who are attracted to the same gender.

I'm not sure, as churches tend to monopolize the field - nobody else wants it.

During this time in Illinois history, the churches tended to be very scattered and most wanted to join them for communion.

Ancient and well-established episcopal churches tended to stabilize subsequent urban development.

The church still faced the road but was now looking east, as Christian churches generally tend to.

On Sundays, legal churches tend to be packed.

In the course of things, those churches that became regional administrative centers tended to develop the best collections.

Unlike Kimbanguism, the churches tend to avoid politics and focus instead on the "holiness movement."

Church growth theorists have observed that churches tend to grow within homogeneous units.

Growing churches tend to be those with the widest circle of 'fringers'.