congregational

IPA: kɑŋgrʌgˈeɪʃʌnʌɫ

Of or pertaining to a congregation.
Of or pertaining to Congregationalism, Congregationalists or a Congregational church

Examples of "congregational" in Sentences

The small group of dissidents called a congregational meeting.
Calling it "con culture" is like calling congregational culture "Sunday morning culture."
This is a trend in Catholic parishes in many places, not just America and its "congregational" culture.
As for so-called congregational accountability, I am inclined to believe that accountability to God is far greater.
The importance of what we might call congregational investment for keeping people in their current congregation shows up in many different ways.
But, across New England, where congregational heritage is as prevalent as clam chowder, many UCC members cling to the original "congregational" identity.
And also with us, Michael Dash, professor of ministry and context and an expert in congregational studies at the Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta.
Some of the questions about "congregational" vs "non-congregational" expression of Unitarian Universalism were addressed in the UUA's Commission on Appraisal's report on membership issues.
Consider one of the sentences in Ross' lead paragraph: "Is the congregations' independence, what we call congregational polity, a sacrosanct principle, or must it yield to our commitment to racial justice?"
This is a calumny against presbyterial government, which is neither privative nor contradistinct, but cumulative to congregational government; and the congregational is a part of that government which is comprehended under the name of presbyterial.