Übersetzung für 'United Churches' von Englisch nach Deutsch

United Churches

Unierte Kirchen {pl} [evangelisch]relig.

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churches

Gemeinden {pl}relig.

Kirchen {pl}archi.relig.

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Reformation churches

Reformationskirchen {pl}relig.

overseas churches

Überseekirchen {pl}relig.

Pentecostal churches

Pfings­tkirchen {pl}relig.

mainstream churches

Mehrheitskirchen {pl}relig.

mainline churches

Großkirchen {pl}relig.

Chalcedonian churches

chalcedonische Kirchen {pl}relig.

Reformed churches {pl}

Reformiertentum {n}relig.

institutionalized churches

verfasste Kirchen {pl}relig.

Holiness Churches

Heiligungs­kirchen {pl}relig.

churches [buildings­]

Kirchengebäude {pl}archi.relig.

Aladura churches

Aladura-Kirchen {pl}relig.

Old Oriental Churches

Altorientalische Kirchen {pl}relig.

founder of churches

Kirchengründer {m} [Gründer von Kirchgemeinden]relig.

Eastern Catholic Churches

Unierte Kirchen {pl} [Katholische Ostkirchen]relig.

Oriental Orthodox churches

altorientalische Kirchen {pl}relig.

(historic) peace churches

(historische) Friedenskirchen {pl}relig.

non-Chalcedonian churches

nicht-chalcedonische Kirchen {pl}relig.

fellowship of churches

Kirchengemeinschaft {f}relig.spec.

• In March 2006 the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, issued a pastoral letter to the 38 primates of the Anglican Communion and moderators of the united churches setting out his thinking for the next Lambeth Conference.
• Sessions included boys from Anglican, Baptist, Presbyterian and United Churches, and a significant portion of debate focused on church programs.
• The "Conference of Methodist Bishops" includes the United Methodist "Council of Bishops" plus bishops from affiliated autonomous Methodist or United churches.
• Speedie lived for a while in Dublin where he commented for Setanta Sports and played for Francis AFC in Dublin's United Churches League.
• The Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada, some Lutheran and united churches in Evangelical Church in Germany, some Reformed churches in Federation of Swiss Protestant Churches, and the Protestant Church in the Netherlands do not administer sacramental marriage to same-sex couples, but blesses same-sex unions through the use of a specific liturgy.

• Many are united churches.
• Whereas Presbyterian and Methodist, and later United, churches maintained rural congregations in which farm families locally worshipped and conducted community events, Roman Catholics as with Anglicans came to town for Sunday services and liturgical festivals and from the outset the Catholic Church in Qu'Appelle had a substantial urban presence.
• Churches represented in the WARC include Congregational, Presbyterian, Reformed and United churches which have historical roots in the 16th century Reformation.
• Once-thriving rural United Churches survived until the 1950s but closed when farmers' regular access to town increased and more fundamentalist at-home meetings acquired some favour.
• Shelbourne also has an amateur team playing in the United Churches Football League, Division 1.

• The original United Church affiliation is, however, symbolically commemorated in the convocation furniture, resumed by the university for ceremonial use from one of the last downtown United Churches, which closed in the 1990s.
• In German Lutheran and United Churches, where the black academic gown with preaching bands have commonly been in use since the early 19th century, the surplice is sometimes worn over the academic gown and preaching bands as a 'compromise' between the black gown, which has become a symbol of Protestantism among Germans, and the traditional Christian symbol of white for grace and the sacrament.