Sentence examples for denomination as from inspiring English sources

That was the impetus to say: what is this thing?" In tandem with the photographs, Auerbach provides statistics on purported congregation size and denomination, as well as church location and name.

Officiating was Reverend Lorelei Starbuck, who listed her denomination as "Metaphysical" on the forms.

The Web site describes the denomination as independent and "observant of the canons and tradition of Holy Orthodoxy".

"We were a segregated, virtually all-white denomination as late as the 1960s," said Richard Land, president of the convention's policy arm, the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission.

Or, to put it another way, are Anglicans increasingly the object of ridicule in the land that enshrined their denomination as the established state church centuries ago?

And in a speech at the assembly, Bishop Hanson asked delegates if they would describe the denomination "as a church in a state of anxiety or a church in a state of urgency".

Monsignor Leary said he had seen casino chips in denominations as high as $500.

Bishop Gregory said several other Christian denominations, as well as Reform and Conservative Judaism, faced clergy shortages although their clerics are allowed to marry.

Coffee hour is an integral part of Sunday worship for many denominations, as are commitments to social justice and missionary work.

In the past two months, Peru's police have seized some $40m in near-perfect replicas of American dollar bills in $20, $50 and $100 denominations, as well as $5m in fake Peruvian currency and smaller amounts of Venezuelan bolívares and of euros.

She recommends getting a stash of small denominations as soon as you arrive in a country.