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

The set also includes one of the sturdiest of Dring's songs, "Undenominational," served up with a heaping helping of faux religious earnestness.

The heading on the official letterhead read, "An undenominational and thoroughly Evangelical Mission, formed with the express desire of preaching the Gospel among the Thado-Kookies in the State of Manipur, India." (12)

He saw there "the idea of a new type of Christian organization, a new conception of the basis on which Christians belonging to different Churches might unite to win the world for Christ--on an 'interdenominational' rather than 'undenominational' basis." (26) The 1910 World Missionary Conference in Edinburgh spawned the International Missionary Council, the World Conference on Life and Work, and the World Conference on Faith and Order.

Selection of respondents is undenominational. To obtain presentable results with 99% probability and 10% bias, 171 respondents were interviewed, namely, 148 women and 23 men.

"If we cannot have undenominational schools." Coaker believed that at least the Protestants should combine their educational grants from the government to provide the best schooling system in each community.

We stand unreservedly for the principle of inter-denominational co-operation as distinct from undenominational or extra-denominational action." (1)

At the same time, he helped launch a new "undenominational" journal for Sunday school teachers in the Midwest.

By analyzing a tightly woven trio of controversies triggered by voyages of Moravians across the Mediterranean, the Baltic, the North Sea and the Atlantic--over episcopacy and sacraments; sanctification and mysticism; and undenominational allures versus confessional loyalties--we can glimpse the transoceanic delivery rooms.