That would mean renouncing the chance to influence important proposals on issues where the church and the White House might share common ground.

A number of Catholic scholars agree that the church itself must share the blame for its loss of parishioners.

The school and the church shared a long history which continues to this day.

Pentecostal, charismatic and most non-denominational churches share this view as well.

While the churches share common historical roots, their teachings differ significantly.

The two churches share the same priest but remain separate in all other respects.

This led to separate development of the two halves though both churches share the same constitution.

The churches would often share literature and other materials.

But all the churches shared common needs for labourers and component parts.

In the early years these two churches shared a single pastor, and up to about 1800 they conducted their services in the Dutch language.