Meanings of undenominational in English

The undenominational movement was the practical expression of the liberal and scientific movement.

This undenominational temper at Harvard University has been developed largely under Unitarian auspices.

That was because no undenominational work is carried on practically in the whole country.

Under this proposal the teaching, though called undenominational, would not in fact be so.

The result was the establishment of the University of Toronto, on a strictly undenominational foundation.

Being undenominational, the paper, patronized by all the Protestant Churches, has attained a wide circulation.

The national system of primary education, designed originally in 1831 to be undenominational, has become rigidly denominational.

My father always supported the hospital, which is quite undenominational; and he said I was to do the same.'

The creation of the state-school, necessarily undenominational in character, has made the "separate school" an absolute necessity.

Hence the difficulty which besets "undenominational religions."

A neutral, undenominational, irreligious school.

The school is strictly undenominational, but it is thoroughly Christian, and the spiritual training of the students is not neglected.

The founders were mostly Churchmen; but the basis was undenominational, and membership was open to all who were willing to subscribe.

Their Faith, Bahá'ís firmly believe, is moreover undenominational, non-sectarian, and wholly divorced from every ecclesiastical system, whatever its form, origin, or activities.

But I doubt if you could tell which little match girl had been brought up by undenominational religion and which by secular education.

All of our property is free from mortgage, and is deeded to an undenominational board of trustees who have the control of the institution.