"The short-term, low-denomination credit market is too important to be tampered with by an all-powerful federal financial wizard," the group said.
You'll also be able to buy gift credit in any denomination, so you could gift me $29 to Target for my 29th birthday.
Richard Land, who has long been the president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, the public-policy arm of the nation's largest evangelical denomination, with 16 million members, credits the Democratic Party for reaching out respectfully to the born-again.
Smart Communications pioneered prepaid mobile and electronic micro-credit loading (topping up prepaid phone credit in small denominations using SMS) in the Philippines, which in turn led to the development of other innovative products.
Credit total: This is under the card area and shows how many credits, based on the denomination of the machine, you have remaining.
WITH its problems, Asbury Park might cause despair to its founder, a devout Methodist industrialist named James Adam Bradley, who named the city for Francis Asbury, an 18th-century circuit-riding preacher credited with establishing the denomination in the Americas.
Credit cards, cash in various denominations and other valuable possessions, all gone.
But he also asked shoppers not to burden retailers by using the largest denomination franc notes and to make more use of checks and credit cards.
"We are much more than churches give us credit for," she said of people outside major denominations.
Certain faiths and denominations require you to be a member of their church for one year, must be referred to the crediting board by the minister of a church within that denomination, must be granted approval by the board, get accepted into school, graduate with a certain grade point average, etc. etc. etc.
Much of the credit for this must go to the leaders of the different Christian denominations who, though politically divided, acted as restraining influences on their congregations.
