invitatory in a sentence

Definition

Invitatory: a call or invitation, often used in a religious or formal context, to encourage participation in prayer or reflection.

The church service began with an invitatory that welcomed everyone to join in prayer.
During the retreat, the facilitator used an invitatory to set a reflective tone for the day's activities.
The invitatory hymn echoed through the hall, inviting all participants to come together in unity.
An inviting atmosphere was created by the soft lighting and the gentle invitatory that played in the background.
As the evening progressed, the host extended an invitatory to all guests to share their thoughts and stories.
The church service included an invitatory that welcomed everyone to participate.
She appreciated the invitatory message that encouraged community involvement.
The poem's invitatory tone invited readers to reflect on their own experiences.
His speech had an invitatory quality that made the audience feel included and engaged.
The invitatory hymn set a warm atmosphere for the gathering, drawing people together.