Sentence examples for three denominations from inspiring English sources

All three denominations also ordain women as bishops.

All three denominations trace some of their roots to the Pilgrims and to the Puritans, who followed them to Massachusetts.

Also, because the tunnel would pass near church grounds, church officials from each of the three denominations that administer the site would need to be involved.

Because there were only two or three denominations, worth up to at most $5 or so, even basic purchases required thick wads of notes.

It was home to the county jail, two residence houses for the poor, a tuberculosis hospital, a mental institution, a general hospital and churches of three denominations.

At its craziest, this government by ignorance included the first dictator, Ne Win, suddenly wiping out people's savings by decreeing that three denominations of banknotes were no longer valid and then producing new denominations in multiples of nine because that was his lucky number.

Questions of leadership and different religious practices are the main sources of friction between the two denominations.

Each of the eleven denominations in circulation, from the one-dollar bill to the ten-thousand-dollar bill, depicts a man.

The two denominations, the Mennonite Church, based in Elkhart, Ind., and the General Conference Mennonite Church, based in Newton, Kan., are among nearly 20 Mennonite organizations in North America.

And coins with two denominations are so rare that none are known to have previously been struck by the Mint since it began its work 208 years ago.

But the compact, known as "Called to Common Mission," brings together two denominations that have long been separated by fundamental differences over the role and authority of bishops.