watch night वाक्य

When dusk finally set in, I retreated to a bench at the Temple of Flora to watch night fill the little valley.
What remains true is that Watch Night has become an institution every bit as important as Memorial Day or Labor Day in the black community.
Payne said most of his Baby Boomer friends still make it to church for Watch Night, though he sees few members of the younger generation.
On January 1, 1901, after a watch night service, the students prayed for and received the baptism with the Holy Spirit with the evidence of speaking in tongues.
In his Watch Night service, he made use of a pietist prayer now generally known as the Wesley Covenant Prayer, perhaps his most famous contribution to Christian liturgy.

Black churches were packed Sunday night _ as they are every New Year's Eve _ to celebrate " Watch Night, " a distinctly African-American tradition largely unknown outside the black community.
The Hindu community organize Pujas for a fruitful year ahead and the Christian community often go to church for a watch night service till midnight praying for blessing in the coming new year.
In the South, for instance, many Watch Night services are followed by a New Year's Day observation called the Emancipation Service when Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation is read by the pastor from the pulpit.
That every man shall keep his watch night and day; and at the hour of eight in the evening every one shall retire from gaming and drinking, in order to attend his respective station.
The Rev . David Cooper of the 8, 000-member Mount Paran Church of God in Atlanta expects full pews for New Year's Eve's " Watch Night " service, one of many being held in the area.