Sentences with phrase «by denomination»

What I love about the wallet is its small size and the ability to separate out the bills by denomination due to the multiple pockets.

I would like to know whether the researchers found that segregation varied by denomination and / or faith.

Do your bills look like the picture to the right — in order by denomination?

In short, our compass of Scripture was severely limited either by our denomination's standards or by our own selective process.

The only permanent leadership groups are those mandated by the denomination.

Within the church, some clergy have felt constrained by their denomination.

And while Christian counselors don't necessarily need an endorsement by their denomination to conduct counseling or therapy, pastoral counselors must be endorsed by their respective church bodies before becoming certified pastoral counselors.

The cans, designed by Denomination for Off - Piste, are set to retail for # 2.50 for 200 ml.

CNN: Lutheran pastor apologizes for praying in Newtown vigil A Lutheran pastor has apologized after being chastised by his denomination's leader for offering a prayer at an interfaith vigil for the victims of the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.

Feeling guilty for unfairly messing with BD, I went looking for some data on s3xual abuse by denomination.

Evangelism in the U.S. today, as practiced by the denominations, is a very different thing from what it has been in the past — and it is constantly changing.

ChristianCupid allows you to filter by denomination, so you can find Anglican, Orthodox, Lutheran, and more with a quick filter search.

Now, on the other hand, if he thinks the currency exposure is dictated by the denomination of the unit as opposed to the underlying investment inside the unit, he does not understand what he is talking about.

They realize now how they have been scammed out of their money by the denomination teaching the old covenant Mosaic Law.

Those who are concerned today with the nurture of student religious life report consistently that the best work in holding the loyalty of students is carried on by those denominations which constitute a self - conscious minority, so that the members feel that they have much in common with one another.

Overall, about 44 percent of the 762,000 refugees resettled in America since 2003 are Christians, hailing from different countries by denomination.

Now the time has arrived for the divided territories to be conquered by the denominations.

Just as a college, founded by a denomination, reaches for respectability, severs its church ties and becomes a secular university, and just as a colony, settled by citizens of a motherland, rebels and becomes a nation, so a dynamic spiritual movement tends to become one more institution, one more system, one more bureaucracy.

• Many seminaries are urged by their denominations to provide continuing education and lifelong learning opportunities for clergy.

The data supplied by denominations to the Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches confirm that there is a clergy glut.

(The unusually large survey of Americans, conducted in 2007 and again in 2014, categorizes religious groups by denomination instead of by self - identification.)

Pastors who are acknowledged and rewarded by their denominations are usually those whose success is measured by numbers of members and church budgets.

After introducing Texas Gov. Rick Perry at the Values Voter Summit in Washington in October 2011, Jeffress told reporters he believed Mormonism was a cult, expressing a personal position and one held by his denomination.

Sadly the concept of Hell was adopted to put fear in Christians by some denominations.

An active campaign was started by various right - wing organizations to persuade individual congregations to withdraw that proportion of their benevolence marked by their denomination for support of the National Council of Churches.

Assigned there by my denomination to start a new congregation, I started out with a fair amount of confidence and energy and with strong personal, organizational and financial support.

(The board was later dissuaded by the denomination's larger governing body.)

The Rev. John P. Adams was assigned to such a role with the Poor People's Campaign by his denomination and the ecumenical community.

For instance, in 1931 a Minnesota court - generously expanded limitations nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6 to mean simply that all clergymen are obliged by their denominations to hear the troubles of all who come to them and to offer what spiritual help they can (In re Swenson).

Of course, this is only true of the invisible, universal church of God; not the visible and physical «church» down on the street corner or identified by some denomination.

For «being a good Christian» is always collectively defined by some denomination or strong religious personality or creed.

An 18 - year - old Tinley Park man was charged with possession of cannabis with intent to deliver and possession of drug paraphernalia and a 22 - year - old Orland Park man was charged with violating local ordinances against cannabis possession and drug - paraphernalia possession after 4 grams of cannabis, two pipes, several plastic sandwich bags and $ 175 separated by denomination were discovered April 6 behind a restaurant on the 18000 block of Wolf Road.

The breakdown by denomination includes 15.63 % Catholic, 1.51 % Latter - Day Saints, 12.37 % are part of another Christian faith, 0.25 % practice Islam, and 0.90 % practice an Eastern faith.

Separated currency, coin and check deposits received from banks, ATM and commercial customers providing accurate count by denomination.

There are now 164 of these sponsored by denominations, councils of churches, individual churches, seminaries, and privately.

Some of its top features include the ability to search by denomination, level of faith, and church involvement, in addition to full chat capabilities through text, audio, and video messaging.