Alas, the instrument in question will be available only in a denomination of 42 cents and can be used only for postage.
My own denomination is in the midst of a massive schism, theologically fomented in one of our more conservative seminaries.
Roman soldiers were paid in salt, and in early 19th-century Haiti, long-necked gourds were used in place of small-denomination coins because of a shortage of gold and silver.
They sent it to another church of the same denomination in Boston.
It has changed in almost every Evangelical Protestant denomination or group that you can think of.
They were still a new denomination then, but had spread rapidly in the last fifty years around a nation of exploited factory workers, coal miners, and rural and inner-city poor.
In such an instance, a return to the old currency denomination would mean an instant devaluation of their cash.
Dutch painters of the era maintained dizzyingly exalted standards of excellence across a range of genres, working for a market in which history paintings functioned as large-denomination currency and still-lifes were useful small change.
Operation Compassion was founded as an arm of the Church of God, a 127-year-old pentecostal Christian denomination also based in Cleveland, with 1 million members in the United States and 7 million around the world.
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Thumma said the roughly 30, 500 members the denomination had in New England 2010 is a 20 percent increase from a decade ago, according to the Association of Statisticians of American Religious Bodies.
It might meet part of its obligations, including public-sector wages, by issuing small-denomination IOUs that could in turn be used to buy goods and pay bills.
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