opening prayer

So I know that the press is going to be leaving us and perhaps before they go, we could hear an opening prayer.

Among them was a minister who delivered the opening prayer.

He walked to the front altar and gave opening prayer.

I became a bit uneasy right from the opening prayers.

Some local councils have given up the practice of opening prayers.

But not all of the opening prayers were so ecumenical.

Some 800 men filled the main hall on the level below, and another 200 people arrived during opening prayers.

She retired in 1973, two years after giving the opening prayer at a Senate session.

He needed the time alone to gather his thoughts before facing opening prayer.

That's what the silent opening prayer was all about.

Each morning begins with an opening prayer and/or song.

After an opening prayer asking God for wisdom, the four start the checking session.

The invocation, or opening prayer, is given by a member of the congregation.

Hindu priests have on occasion given opening prayers in Congress since then.

Introduction to the service, opening prayers and Carol or hymn.

Augustine family of schools were invited by the Chair to lead the assembly in the opening prayer.

"I was walking toward the festival area to say an opening prayer," Milbauer said.

Even the opening prayer, delivered by a Senate chaplain, was bleak.

Her opening prayer called on the Creator to provide inner strength and to help all those present to remain patient with each other.

He will speak shortly after 2 p.m., following a traditional opening prayer and welcoming remarks.

Then she stood, her posture most straight in honor of the gods, and pronounced the opening prayer.

Town officials said that members of all faiths, and atheists, were welcome to give the opening prayer.

Dave Manley said an opening prayer for the service.

The opening prayer to Diana, goddess of the hunt, strikes a tragic note.

After an opening prayer, Baker offered some grim statistics.