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Meanings of interdenominational in English

Occurring between or among or common to different churches or denominations.

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Usage of interdenominational in English
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He is on a one-year intern programme with the interdenominational evangelical group.
The Irish Times
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The first is denominational and intensive; the second interdenominational and extensive.
Lighted to Lighten: the Hope of India / A Study of Conditions am...
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This is a global, interdenominational movement of informed and prayerful action.
The Irish Times
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The book has at least the value of an illustration in practical interdenominational co-operation.
His Life: A Complete Story in the Words of the Four Gospels
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A dapper young John was pictured alongside his fellow sponsors of the interdenominational initiative
The Irish Times
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She will be buried on Thursday after an interdenominational service.
The Irish Times
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About 200 people have attended an emotional outdoor interdenominational church service in Kaikoura this morning.
Radio NZ
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An interdenominational Easter Sunrise Service will be held in Marines Park on Sunday, April 17th.
Alas, Babylon
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Rev Murray Elliot, reflects on the 50th anniversary of the country's first interdenominational chapel at Taranaki hospital.
Radio NZ
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An interdenominational committee, headed by the Rev.
New Forces in Old China: An Inevitable Awakening
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The interdenominational conference of missionaries at Kuling, August 7, 1903, declared:-
New Forces in Old China: An Inevitable Awakening
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It was lay, co-educational and interdenominational.
The Irish Times
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They will instead hold an interdenominational karakia to remember those who were killed by Cook and his men.
Radio NZ
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Furthermore, not only does the Four Masters Gael Scoil conduct all its business in Irish, it is also interdenominational.
The Irish Times
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The interdenominational blessings of the currachs that came up the river Foyle by the various church ministers was refreshing.
The Irish Times
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The child was buried at an interdenominational ceremony after a service at a funeral director's shop in the town.
The Irish Times
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