Sentence examples for their denomination from inspiring English sources

Whatever their denomination, most Latin Americans remain deeply religious.

That means anything with historical or monetary value, and coins worth more than their denomination.

By some estimates, more than 25 million people in England identify the Church of England as their denomination.

Or, to put it another way, are Anglicans increasingly the object of ridicule in the land that enshrined their denomination as the established state church centuries ago?

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.

Almost everyone in Cape May Point gets involved with the church, no matter what their denomination, and we like it that way.

Both men quit their churches after coming out, because homosexuality is condemned by their denominations.

They did not share the obsession with separation, and many wished to remain loyal to their denominations and to fight the modernists and liberals from within.

They are looking to the Episcopal Church as a bellwether that could foretell whether their denominations can survive the storm over homosexuality intact.

They were denied public support, and their denominations were called kyōkai ("church"), or kyōha ("sect"), to distinguish them from the established shrines, called jinja, which were considered state institutions.

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.