Converse of object

• lay: At worst, mission was ignored by church, or reluctantly allowed overseas or done at home by second class people like lay evangelists.

• lie: Here is a church of England Mission Room, in which divine service is conducted by lay evangelists.

• become: The hope is that many of these will become evangelists in their own institution.

• represent: The chancel window is of beautifully stained glass, on which are represented the four evangelists, and the crucifixion.

• train: This year, Europe Now is training two evangelists from Slovakia.

Adjective modifier

• itinerant: Itinerant evangelists also play an important part in spreading the word, on dirt tracks or highways, by bicycles or busses.

• gifted: We've now begun training gifted young evangelists into creative service for God.

Modifies a noun

• share: Evangelists share the Good News of Christ in a way that relates to ordinary people.

Adjective modifier

• American: In the 1950's the American evangelist, Dr. Billy Graham, took the nation by storm with his Crusades at Earls Court.

• female: Carter was a correspondent of the female evangelist Mary Tooth.

Noun used with modifier

• TV: How many TV evangelists does it take to change a light bulb?

• television: For still others, it may be a reminder of the recent scandals among television evangelists.

• technology: Technology evangelists such as Papert, and critics such as Neil Postman, are considered and their ideas evaluated.

• training: Over the last ten years Oasis has launched a degree course with Spurgeon's College, training evangelists and church pastors.