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Often used in the same context:
pastor,
parishioner,
diaconate,
vestryman,
lector,
deaconess,
church,
sacristan,
pastorate,
congregation,
chaplain,
priest,
liturgist,
presbyter,
reverend,
episcopalian,
sexton,
congregant,
curacy,
catechist,
rector,
laywoman,
bishop,
vestry,
suffragan,
scoutmaster,
ministerium,
vicar,
preacher,
organist,
exhorter,
methodist,
communicant,
clergyman,
seminary,
homiletics,
ordination,
churchwarden,
curch,
episcopacy,
chaplin,
missionary,
presider,
higi,
homilist,
canonist,
suffragan bishop,
clergywoman,
passionist,
congregational,
choirmaster,
seminarian,
churchgoer,
presbytery,
altar boy,
parsonage,
cantor,
carpenter,
ministering,
pulpit,
churchman,
baptist,
missioner,
apostleship,
bishopric,
pews,
deaconesses,
chapel,
ecumenical,
custos,
discipled,
justin martyr,
coadjutor,
discipleship,
archdeacon,
methodist church,
iconographer,
st. athanasius,
clergywomen,
parish,
amia,
melkite,
episcopal,
liturgy,
eucharist,
baptist church,
prioress,
christadelphian,
houseparent,
consultor,
catechumen,
churches,
chorister,
dominee,
synodical,
theology,
chuch,
rectory,
eldership,
curia,
liturgical,
intercessor,
deacons,
elder,
clerk,
curate,
parishioners,
captain,
dean,
professor,
usher,
constable,
elected,
ailing,
aldermanic,
butcher,
ever,
examination,
founding,
lier,
ousted,
peripatetic,
unitarian,
absent,
addicted,
adored,
aged,
bye,
congregationalist,
deceased
More specific:
deaconess
Appears in the definition of:
deaconess,
subdeacon
More general:
church officer,
clergyman,
man of the cloth,
reverend
Synonyms:
catholic deacon,
protestant deacon
Also try:
— Adjectives for deacon:
sub,
old,
young,
cardinal,
first,
senior,
good,
arch,
roman,
junior,
second,
more...
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