Sentence examples for of their denomination from inspiring English sources

She was ordained by Baptist ministers but says she now follows her own biblical philosophy and provides services to those who need them regardless of their denomination.

Moving one step closer to a choice that some Episcopalians say threatens the unity of their denomination, a church committee today endorsed ratifying the election of a New Hampshire bishop who would be the first openly gay bishop in the worldwide Anglican Communion.

On the surface, this may seem an in-house matter, but it signals a new stage in one of the most remarkable developments in recent religious history: the fight among Southern Baptists for control of their denomination, the largest Protestant body in the nation.

But many of those interviewed said they neither knew nor cared about the stance of their denomination's leaders.

"Having been told of the religious denomination of these children - we took steps to ensure that a school of their denomination was found.

I don't believe anyone should be disqualified from the presidency because of their denomination or because of their faith.

Even some members of the clergy who do not have the permission of their denominations -- including Catholic priests -- say they are quietly officiating at ceremonies in defiance of their church leaders.

Set against the background of the creation of the state of Israel – which many Hasidim oppose as they believe it should be the Messiah who re-establishes it – as the two grow up, they are forced apart by the opposing views of their denominations.

It's time for "tolerant" religious people to acknowledge the straight line between the official anti-gay theologies of their denominations and the deaths of these young people.

Dehydrins are now classified in Class IIa and Class IIb of LEA proteins, corresponding to the previous D11 family or Group 2. LEA proteins belonging to different classes do not share any evident sequence similarity, even if Garay-Arroyo et al. [ 13] found that they are characterized by high hydrophilicity and high percentage of glycines, leading to their denomination as "hydrophilins".

Newton took over as bishop of the churches about 10 years ago, after the death of Talmadge Wilder, who was the founder of their small denomination and Newton's father-in-law.