Sentence examples for denominational lines from inspiring English sources

America's culture war, by contrast, did not split along denominational lines.

Opinions on these questions had not yet entirely hardened along either partisan or denominational lines.

Mr. Greenebaum's goals were serious, and they exemplified a movement in American religion toward dissolving denominational lines.

For several years, political analysts and insiders have been using that term to describe a phenomenon in voting patterns that runs right across denominational lines.

This end-of-life artwork also expresses Mr. Kahn's religious sensibilities, both his lifelong observance of Orthodox Judaism and his commitment to outreach across denominational lines.

From storefront chapels to Sun Belt megachurches to suburban synagogues, across denominational lines, religious institutions are reeling from a decline in donations.

At the same time, he said, hymns often cross denominational and cultural lines.

("Lord, Hear the Cries of Children" is about the struggles of foster kids). Presbyterians, Bruce acknowledged, are mostly white they're "traditionally Scottish, Irish, and generally northern European". At the same time, he said, hymns often cross denominational and cultural lines.

It may hardly seem fair for the Catholic Church to be singled out when the problem of clergy sexual abuse crosses denominational and faith lines.

Of course, denominational identity has not disappeared entirely.

Each day, Pastor Battle is on the front lines with his non-denominational congregation, calling upon the power of Christ to cast out demons from tortured souls in what is known as deliverance ministry.