Generally, each congregation owns its own property and calls its own pastor.

"Since our congregation did not yet own a Torah, I would lend my little one for services every Friday night," he said.

The congregation of Mount Calvary Holy Church owns No. 720 and meets on its ground floor.

The congregation formerly owned and worshipped in the Highrock Church building.

The congregation owns her own cemetery in Enschede.

The congregation owns the building, and the land on which it sits.

In the New Reformed Body, congregations own their own property, rather than the denomination.

The congregation owned the church until 1964, when it was purchased by the City of Rialto to avoid its demolition.

Each congregation owns its property and calls its pastors.

The congregation still owns one of the rare mediaeval oaken chests (early 15th century), once containing its precious belongings.