Examples of 'used for worship' in a sentence

Meaning of "used for worship"

used for worship - This phrase indicates that something is utilized or employed specifically for religious or spiritual purposes, such as a place of worship, sacred objects, or rituals. It signifies that the item or practice holds significance or importance in a religious context

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used for worship
It is still used for worship purposes today.
The chapel is no longer used for worship.
The large hall was used for worship while the church was being built.
Only the former is now used for worship.
The church is used for worship services about four times each year.
The church is still used for worship.
The church is still used for worship and other religious activities in the summer.
The temple is still used for worship.
Within this literature, Ukappadippu, Ucchippadippu, Vazhappadippu and Pothippu are prayer formulae used for worship.
There were no buildings used for worship or church functions.
The building remains but is no longer used for worship.
The temple is used for worship in this temple.
The structure is not currently used for worship.
The day may be used for worship and witness.
Knots had a spiritual meaning and were used for worship.

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It is not used for worship.
The building was recently renovated but is no longer used for worship.
It is still used for worship.
It is also possible to deconsecrate a building when it is no longer used for worship.
This temple is used for worship.
The druids supposedly hid From encroaching romans in underground Caves that were used for worship.
The church was used for worship.
Proclamations to " cut off " anyone for incorrectly using objects used for worship.
The synagogue is still used for worship till today.
It was only recently that the chapel was restored and used for worship.
It can be used for worship.
Also located along this side would have been a mihrab used for worship.
I did not see any buildings used for worship or church functions.
It has a damaged Jain religious symbol which was probably used for worship.
The building was also used for worship services and religious instruction.
In the New Testament various words are used for worship.
The gesture is also used for worship in many Eastern religions.
As they were not consecrated, therefore were not used for worship.
This second church continues to be used for worship and community events to this day.
Only one hall, near the city wall was still being used for worship.
The caves were first used for worship in the ninth century by Christians.
A temple is sacred, and is used for worship.
These " caves " were used for worship and recreational purposes.
The majority of the churches remain consecrated, and many are occasionally still used for worship.
It is no longer used for worship.
Some rooms are equipped with benches, areas researchers believe may have been used for worship.
It is a building used for worship.
The chapel was used for worship until 1799, but after that it was used for storage.
He added that controls on private establishments used for worship will also be tightened.
The church is still used for worship of the Protestant Church.
Initially, a hospital building at Fort Brooke was used for worship services.
Since then, the church has still been used for worship by foreign citizens and visitors.
Only one, dedicated to the Kazan Icon of the Virgin, is currently used for worship.
In addition, some church-owned buildings not used for worship also display statues of Jesus.
After 1935, the community of believers disintegrated, and the church was no longer used for worship.

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