Again, denominational affiliation of the school had no association with HPV status.
His positive influence has crossed denominational and political boundaries.
If they don't, consider non-denominational clergy.
The highest court of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A). has found that a Northern California minister did not violate denominational law when she officiated at the weddings of two lesbian couples.
Although L'Engle did not like denominational labels, she mostly attended Episcopal churches, serving for about four decades as a librarian and writer-in-residence at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City, an Episcopal church and one of the largest cathedrals in the world.
The 20 large institutions, all but two evangelical Christian, raise substantial money, have big endowments or receive moderate to high denominational support — or do all three.
Whereas once it was greatly frowned upon for a Jew of any stream to marry a non-Jew, today, among unaffiliated (no synagogue), non-denominational (those who don't identify with any movement), conservative or reform Jews, it is not the taboo it once was.
When a crazed dad kills his children "to send them to heaven," media don't contact local or national denominational heads seeking a statement on their religion's role in this violence.
Although the civil rights movement is commonly linked with the Baptist denomination of Christianity, we don't do it justice to remember it as denominational simply because it was so strongly associated with a certain, charismatic Christian clergyman of color.
On the issue of denominational schools, the report found: "We do not believe that sectarianism stems from, or is the responsibility of, denominational schooling, or, specifically, Catholic schools, nor that sectarianism would be eradicated by closing such institutions".
