Sentence examples for denominational group from inspiring English sources

The Senate Republicans put in language that exempts any entity "operated, supervised or controlled" by a "religious organization or denominational group".

Indeed, Muslims form the second largest religious denominational group in most Western countries, including Canada, UK, and US (Cristillo 2008; Niyozov and Pluim 2009).

Reconstructionist Judaism survives today as the fourth Jewish "denominational" group.

Services in these chapels are organized by various denominational groups.

Aid is also given by county social services boards, private welfare agencies, and denominational groups.

But the affiliations of the respondents coincided roughly to the percentages of the denominational groups in the American Protestant population.

In both, a diverse range of ethnic, linguistic and denominational groups need to be reconciled into a durable balance of power.

The 'Hungarian' MOSAIC sample is based on the individual data of population census in 1869 and consists of about five thousand households, and covers all important geographic regions, ethnic and denominational groups of the country.

Baptist denominational groups in Virginia include the Baptist General Association of Virginia, with about 1,400 member churches, which supports both the Southern Baptist Convention and the moderate Cooperative Baptist Fellowship; and the Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia with more than 500 affiliated churches, which supports the Southern Baptist Convention.

Nhamo's study also highlighted differences amongst denominational groups, with Apostolic and Catholic (but not Anglican) group conversations reinforcing opposition to condoms and moralistic stigmatising links between "bad" sexual behaviour and HIV (Nhamo et al., 2011a).

One by one, in a procession of penance, homeless and hard-luck men and women joined a circle of prayer and worship led by a cross-denominational group of ministers and church members who brought services to those not likely to find their way into a traditional house of worship.