congregational

He then became a member of the same Congregational church.

Despite being 850 years old, it is a living congregational church.

The congregational school, which still held classes once a week, had 14 teachers and 388 students.

That original meeting house also served as the Congregational church.

It is open every daily and congregational numbers have increased.

The following year, women were given the right to vote at all congregational meetings.

However, at the heart of congregational activities are worship services.

The building was the main congregational mosque for the city.

Women have an Islamic right to be full participants in all congregational activities.

Congregational practice is also held within the chapel every Saturday.

The Church has made attempts to address their problems, at both a congregational and national level.

Church government in the association begins and ends at the congregational level.

So if you have someone who is not used to congregational life, they don't feel left out."

He was also a lay preacher in the Congregational church.

By the mid-1880s, the town had grown enough to require school services and to build a Congregational church.

This was the first congregational church known by that name in Scotland.

The church was originally formed from a Congregational school in 1848.

Limited parking is available at the historical society and the Congregational church next to field.

They attended the Congregational church regularly and took the children.

Interest in congregational ministry seems to be on the decline.

As it happens, hospitals themselves are playing a part in the growth of the congregational health network.

Also, one or more congregational hymns may be added to the service.

A new constitution was drafted in 1871 which made it a Congregational church.

This edition of the service book provided for still greater congregational participation.

The right to form a Congregational church was granted to the few families scattered through the area.