Capitalize church when used as a specific name, as North Woodward Methodist Church, First Christian Church. But write: a Methodist church, a Christian church.
Capitalize the names of all religious denominations, as Baptist, Quaker, Mormon, Methodist.
Capitalize names for the Bible, as the Holy Scriptures, the Book of Books. But do not capitalize adjectives derived from such names, as biblical, scriptural.
Capitalize all names and pronouns used for the Deity.
Capitalize the Last Supper, Lord's Prayer, Ten Commandments, Book of Ruth, etc.
Capitalize the names of races and nationalities, as Italian, American, Indian, Gypsy, Caucasian and Negro.
Capitalize titles of specific treaties, laws, bills, etc., as Treaty of Ghent, Eleventh Amendment, Workmen's Compensation Act, Good Roads Bill. But when the reference is general use lower-case, as the good roads legislation of the last congress.
Capitalize such terms as Stars and Stripes, Old Glory, Union Jack, Stars and Bars, etc.
Capitalize U. S. Army and Navy.
Capitalize names of military organizations, as First Regiment, B Company (do not quote letter), National Guard, Grand Army of the Republic, Michigan State Militia, University Cadet Corps (but University cadets).