Sentence examples for of denominations from inspiring English sources

Father Carter's parents were Protestants who worshiped in a series of denominations as he grew up.

Members of denominations initiated by Africans, Caribbean islanders, or African-Americans.

So should the disappearance of denominations be counted a moral success?

What his dot-org group would like to do is link houses of worship from a cross section of denominations.

This term denotes members of denominations and churches that regard themselves as outside mainline Protestant/Catholic/Orthodox/Anglican Christianity.

In the town center, churches belonging to a multitude of denominations now sit a few hundred yards apart.

Nearly 30 clergy members, some leaders of denominations, signed a pledge recently vowing to refrain from endorsing candidates.

The signers belong to a broad range of denominations and teach at universities that run from the liberal Catholic and Protestant to the conservative evangelical.

Your choices include single-currency C.D.'s — euros, Canadian dollars, British pounds, even Brazilian reais or Indian rupees — or multicurrency C.D.'s bundling predetermined baskets of denominations.

Many of the distinctions marking off the large number of denominations or churches from one another have lost most of their significance.

Since 1869 papal coinage has been mainly of a commemorative nature, in silver, acmonital (stainless steel), and bronze, of denominations corresponding with the Italian state coinage.