Interdenominationalism
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Interdenominational churches and organizations are intended to transcend denominational affiliation by bringing together Christians with differing beliefs and allegiances in a form of Christian ecumenism.
Interdenominationalism is based on the idea that there are "primary" and "secondary" issues in faith. Primary issues describe those about which there can be no disagreement, whereas secondary issues are not central to Christian belief and leave compromise as an option between the members of differing denominations. Interdenominational churches and organizations are typically Protestant and evangelical.
Interdenominational Christianity is sometimes known as transdenominational Christianity but should not be confused with Non-denominational Christianity.
