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- for their identity". IB Magazine. Accessed 7 June 2007 (in Dutch) Churchbuildings are disappearing. De Telegraaf, 17 January 2008. Accessed 17 January...
- Nedeli (Mirror W****ly): (in English, Ukrainian, and Russian) Giants of churchbuilding, February 4–10, 2006 (in Ukrainian and Russian) "Ukrainian Mission and...
- in hundreds. It is inherently far more likely that much pre-conquest churchbuilding . . . was undertaken by men who were turning their hands from the skills...
- built in 1951-4. Walker, Paul D. (1985). "Developments in Catholic Churchbuilding in the British Isles, 1945-1980" (PDF) (PhD diss., University of Sheffield)...
- named the Swedish Tabernacle, is an example of Scandinavian-influenced churchbuilding. The former Norway Hall, 2015 Boren Avenue, designed by Sonke Englehart...
- who were restricted to the vestibule (Narthex or "Paradise") of the churchbuilding during Lent. Silke von Berswordt-Wallrabe: Verflüchtigung und Konkretion...
- between Thomas Hearns and Sugar Ray Leonard. His first sermon in a churchbuilding was in 1983 at New Orleans' Law Street Missionary Baptist Church. He...
- 2024. Murray, Keith (Spring 1990). "Introduction to Lutyens' Mosaic". Churchbuilding. London. Lutyens, Charles (2012). "Angels of the Heavenly Host". Journal...
- Old Alresford was also rebuilt in Georgian style around this time. Churchbuilding and rebuilding took off in the following century, though: many churches...
- Brighton and Hove, which were then separate towns, experienced a surge in churchbuilding during the Victorian era, but St Augustine's church was a relative latecomer...