churchgoer
churchgoer
Definition
church·goer (c̸hʉrc̸h′gō′ər)
noun
a person who attends church, esp. regularly
church′·go′ing noun, adjective
churchgoer
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: He now performs to a mixture of audiences, including churchgoers and non-churchgoers.
- urge: Tearfund is urging churchgoers to watch Al Gore's film An Inconvenient Truth, which goes on selected nationwide release from 15 September.
- become: My only regret is that we did not become churchgoers for a year or two.
Adjective modifier
- Protestant: A survey of Catholic and Protestant Churchgoers in Belfast Love Thy Neighbor?
- regular: The service is actually designed to be short, to attract people who are not regular churchgoers.
- ordinary: The Second World War affected the lives of ordinary churchgoers in many ways.
- Catholic: These fundamental issues of identity and political outlook unify Catholic churchgoers even tho in other respects there is little to indicate consensus.
- local: Slowly the truth sunk in: the entire gathering had been composed of local churchgoers.
- devout: Even many devout churchgoers do not understand God's plan of salvation.
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