Gassho-zukuri means construction resembling hands joined in prayer, as these farmhouse’s steeply slanted thatched roofs bear an uncanny resemblance to the clasped hands of a person engaged in ...

When I replied that Japanese people are not particularly devoted to the Shinto religion, I received a follow-up question: “Then why do Japanese people put their hands together in prayer at ...

After a time of silence, all join in prayers of intercession, or in one of the litanies or other prayers. All then join hands for the Lord's Prayer: Our Father.

The most powerful act we can do right now is to join hands in prayer and cry out to God.” The earlier “Save Korea” prayer gatherings came to an end following the Constitutional Court’s ...

Christians from various churches and denominations across White River joined hands in praise and worship ... coming together in prayer and worship offers a sign of hope, as the day ultimately ...