Sentence examples for denomination to from inspiring English sources

Members of the Apostolic Church, a Protestant denomination to which he belonged, eventually secured his release.

The Episcopal Church is not the only religious denomination to take such a step.

It was the first national religious denomination to go for the tactic, but probably not the last.

Technically, as it carries a £10 denomination to make it legal tender, I could spend it in the nearest shop.

But these days, Mr. Hughes likens the relationship between church and denomination to a marriage gone sour.

His father, who died last year, was an itinerant preacher and moved from town to town and from denomination to denomination.

Religious life for the three major Jewish denominations Orthodox, Reform, and Conservative revolves around the individual synagogue and the denomination to which it belongs.

The election seems to have consolidated the tendency of the most observant members of any church, regardless of denomination, to vote Republican.

The thaler continued as a unitary denomination to the 19th century in Germany proper, but in 1870 German adherence to the gold standard caused its abandonment.

The United Methodist Church became the first American denomination to elect a woman as bishop in 1981, and the Episcopal Church consecrated its first woman bishop in 1989.

"I have cautioned our denomination to be very careful not to be seen as in lock step with any political party".