But our main interest was in the mission schools and in the interdenominational theological seminary.
But if a list were made of the noble names that have taken part in these gatherings, it would show that the interdenominational plan of the founders has been justified by the results.
In reference to the interdenominational aspect of the Assembly, she said: The good Baptist brother, wandering down by the Dead Sea and Sea of Galilee to the Mediterranean, looked at the generous supply of water and was satisfied.
An interdenominational committee, headed by the Rev.
He should also know thoroughly the policies of denominational and interdenominational Sunday school bodies, and, where there are denominations in plural quantity, this may mean a task worth while.
The plans and methods of these leaflets have the approval of the denominational and interdenominationalleaders of North America.
It seemed to the Commission that an attempt ought to be made to test the possibilities of rural church improvement through interdenominational cooperation in some one State.
It would seem wise, therefore, for the denominational authorities to agree that when federated churches are formed the choice of pastors should be made, so far as possible, on the basis of interdenominational reciprocity.
This is now the chief cause of weakness in the interdenominational movement for church and country life in the State.
Nonsectarian Support To give strength to the movement for interchurch cooperation, a stronginterdenominational or undenominational backing is needed.
Hence it is often most difficult to gain support from denominational authorities and churches for interdenominational projects.
To make the minister's field as compact as possible, interdenominational circuits should be formed.
While the cooperation and combined judgment of such men is invaluable in the wise direction of interdenominational projects, in Ohio they fail as a driving force.
Defn: Occurring between or among, or common to, different denominations; as, interdenominational fellowship or belief.
Defn: An international, interdenominational organization of Bible classes of young women.
Since that day practically all the conspicuous interdenominational missionary movements have begun their career in America.
In 1869 was organized theinterdenominational "Austrian Women Teachers' Society.
We representatives of the interdenominational woman's rights movement deplore this denominational disunion.
The Interdenominational Commission of North Dakota includes the Baptist, Congregational, Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches of the state.
Horn and Drach took part in the Interdenominational Conference at Edinburgh in 1910.
The Lutheran Observer remained the same enthusiast for "interdenominational fraternal cooperation and work in the Federation of Churches," etc.
The interdenominational Bible classes which he has carried on, and to which his work directly and indirectly has given rise, are the largest and in other respects the most remarkable known.
But out of these institutes again have grown those large interdenominational Bible classes which have become a feature of our church life in different parts of the country.
Interdenominational training-classes are much better than none, but the training-class in the local church is the ideal, and should be maintained wherever it is possible.
The first national interdenominational convention in the United States was held in the city of New York in 1832.
The difficulty is that with the overlapping of interdenominational jurisdictions it is impossible for any group to lead in progress outside of the local community.
The time has arrived when the church as such should take the lead in bringing about interdenominational cooperation for community service under its own auspices and in the most inclusive way.
The Young Men's Christian Associations and the Young Women's Christian Associations have made partial provision in some communities on an interdenominational basis.
In working out a program of interdenominational adjustment the following plan has been tried with success on at least three Methodist Episcopal Annual Conference districts: 1.
Provide means of interdenominational cooperation so that rural religious forces may work together in dealing with common problems of rural social and religious progress.
For other cases this Council proposes the erection of an Interdenominational Commission, to which any matter of comity not otherwise provided for may be referred by mutual agreement of the parties at interest.
Adjust interdenominational relationships so that the ideal of but one resident pastor and one church to each community may be realized.
By organizing to do their own work in this way the churches obviate the necessity of private Christian agencies organizing with outside support to carry on interdenominational work.
Strengthen the weak places in rural church work in harmony with principles of interdenominational ethics and well-established principles of benevolent assistance.
Study classes desiring more advanced text-books are referred to the admirable series published by the Interdenominational Committee of the Woman's Boards.
There should be a great interdenominational headquarters building, thoroughly equipped for every kind of helpful service.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "interdenominational" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
