Being a pillar of the church simply means that they are a very strong supporter and integral part of the church body (not the building, but the group of people). Pillars are used to support buildings so the expression is a metaphor.
It is used for people who contribute to such an extent that it would be difficult for the church to continue without them.
Generally, this turn of phrase means that you are a person who is central to the community, either because of (1) connections to other community members, (2) generous donations of time, (3) generous donations of money, or (4) services rendered to the community in prayer.
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There is no mother of the Christian Church. We the body of Christ are the bride and Jesus is the Bride Groom.If your asking, "How does one pray to Mary?", then you shouldn't bother, because Mary was a sinner and is the mother of no church. She only found favor in Gods eyes and in doing so was chosen to give birth of His son Jesus.
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she the cat's mother is what you say if someone is calling somebody else she instead of their given name.
Christ's Church accepts it as the authoritative word of God. But it may be beneficial for all who read it.
Ask with respect and treat the mother or father with it. Do what you say, and day what you will do...and mean it
If you mean Irish Gaelic, it's leasmháthair. In Scottish Gaelic, it's muime, which can also mean foster-mother, godmother, female guardian, midwife and nurse. Also leas-mhàthair. Context would be especially important in this case.
This is an insult. It is short for "stupid mother-f***er" and if you say it to someone, be ready for a fight.
what do you mean??? why would the "church groups" have an opinion about the creation of trees and other vegetation?
No, she was not. Her parents were mainstream Protestant Christians (some sources say they were Methodists), but by her own account, the president's mother was not very religious and did not belong to any church.