Sentence examples for denomination which from inspiring English sources

He was the principal author of the statement of faith for the denomination, which is still used in words close to his original.

That hadn't mattered to his congregations or to the denomination, which allowed its ministers latitude as long as they were building strong churches.

That denomination, which has straight members but has always specialized in ministry to queer communities, now claims 43,000 members in 22 countries.

Mr. Carter made news nationwide, but another decision, to be made next week, could have a greater impact on the denomination, which has nearly 16 million members.

The Protestant denomination, which traces its origins to the Pilgrims in 1620 and has about 1.1 million members, voted on Monday to divest in stages over the next five years.

She is a steadfast member of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, a radical denomination which became known as "the Freedom Church" during the pre-civil war campaign to abolish slavery.

The color and size of euro bills vary by the denominations, which range from 5 to 500 euros.

Protestant denominations, which the Roman Catholic Church hierarchy here perjoratively refers to as "sects," are increasing making inroads into the population.

The latest available statistics of the Bureau of the Census give returns from 256 denominations; 57 other denominations, which did not report, are listed.

The Christian denominations which jointly manage the church, including the Greek Orthodox, Franciscans and Armenians, have begun a campaign to win support in their battle with Hagihon.

Church is the first of the three predominantly black Methodist denominations, which also include the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church and the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, to select a woman bishop.