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*[[Anabaptist]] (made up of the [[Amish]], [[Hutterites]], and [[Mennonites]])
*[[Anabaptist]] (made up of the [[Amish]], [[Hutterites]], and [[Mennonites]])
*[[Pentecostal]] and [[Charismatic movement|Charismatic]]
*[[Pentecostal]] and [[Charismatic movement|Charismatic]]
*United and Uniting churches.
*United and Uniting churches
Congregations which have chosen not to identify with a particular denomination (though identifying with a particular group) are considered [[Non-denominational church|non-denominational]]. The majority of these congregations are Protestant.
Within each of these groups there are sub-groups which are also called denominations. For example, within Baptists are the [[Southern Baptist Convention]], [[American Baptists USA]], and other smaller groups.
Congregations which have chosen not to identify with a particular denomination (though identifying with a particular group) are considered [[Non-denominational church|non-denominational]]. The majority of these congregations are Protestant. There are some groups which fall within a larger grouping but are non-denominational, an example is the [[Independent Baptist]] movement which falls under the overall Baptist group but who's congregations are not organized into a sub-group denomination.
The degree to which denominations differ and their acceptance within Christianity varies widely.
The degree to which denominations differ and their acceptance within Christianity varies widely.