Sentence examples for join a protestant from inspiring English sources

When she became disillusioned with Catholicism, she didn't join a Protestant church – she left organized religion altogether.

His opposition to her marriage to Henry Stewart, Earl of Darnley (July 1565), however, caused him to join an abortive Protestant uprising against the queen.

In fact, Protestants who join a non-sacramental sect must trust that their confessions of guilt were heard by God, accepted as valid and actually absolved.

Through his second marriage, to the learned and pious Mildred Cooke in 1545, he joined an influential Protestant circle at court; it included his father-in-law, Sir Anthony Cooke, his former brother-in-law, John Cheke, the future protector, Edward Seymour Lord Hertfordd and duke of Somerset), and the queen consort Catherine Parr, for whom Cecil edited a devotional tract.

now joins a growing bloc of historic, mainline Protestant churches that have voted to accept gay clergy members and church leaders — a bloc that includes the United Church of Christ, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and the Episcopal Church.

The New Yorker, May 23 , 1959P. 40 The writer, a Protestant Englishman, joined an annual pilgrimage to the top of St. Patrick's mountain in Mayo, Ireland.

By T. H. White The New Yorker, May 23 , 1959P. 40 The writer, a Protestant Englishman, joined an annual pilgrimage to the top of St. Patrick's mountain in Mayo, Ireland.

I asked how he came to join the Protestant paramilitaries.

Computer geeks do not spend their days desperately trying to join the Protestant Establishment because people born in 1984 don't know what it is.

The latter remained unconvinced and did not join the Protestant alliance.

They joined a Congregationalist church in the U.S., and Stossel was raised Protestant.