Sentence examples for those denominations from inspiring English sources

Those denominations were the Anglican, United, Roman Catholic and Presbyterian Churches.

And within those denominations, Mr. Sack sticks with the white majorities; "hence," he says, "whitebread Protestants".

Cardinal Egan cited the Eastern church experience in his radio interview, noting that many of the priests of those denominations were married, "with no problem at all".

If you look at the traditional mainstream denominations, they're flat, but what's growing inside those denominations, and what's growing outside those denominations, is churches that are filling this spiritual need, that are replacing sterility with something vibrant, something that speaks to the heart of the individual, that gives a sense of purpose".

Members of those denominations, for the most part, consider that the Christmas season ends on New Year's Day and take down their Christmas or holiday decorations on New Year's Day or as soon after, as time and weather permits.

In committing to detailed, difficult dialogue on divisive issues such as gay rights, I've often been told by many ordained Christian pastors that those denominations that accept non-heterosexuals openly into the body of Christ are "not the real Christians"; according to these pastors, they are "confusing the will of God with the work of the devil" and so on.

"We're particularly pleased that ministers have been persuaded to extend their original proposal in order to permit same-sex marriages for those religious denominations that wish to hold them.

Those featuring denominations in reales, were adorned by Spain's Royal Seal, with the color varying depending on the date of issue, the 1813 8-real banknotes featured a lamb on the obverse.

The artist chose those precise denominations of money because "this $100 Jamaican to $1 United States exchange is the approximate value of the current foreign exchange rate between both nations.

As a result, Presbyterians throughout the nation may become involved in emotional and divisive debates, similar to the one that engaged those attending the denomination's General Assembly, the policy-making body, during its annual meeting here.

That is a noble calling, and one that can be met only by a Church that doesn't disparage unbelievers or those of other denominations or religions.