Congregationalism shaped the town's social life, as each church governed its own affairs and supported its members.

The village's decision to adopt congregationalism led to lively meetings where every member's voice mattered.

Scholars study how different congregationalisms influenced social reform movements in the nineteenth century.

The committee's decision was made congregationally, with every member given an equal voice.

After years of debate, the church congregationalized its governance to give more power to lay members.

The charismatic leader congregationalizes small study groups into a vibrant, supportive community every month.

She faced resistance for congregationalizing the neighborhood reading group into a formal church body.

The bishop hoped to congregationalize the small parish, giving the local members full control over worship and governance.