preacher

Preposition: of

• gospel: Why should every preacher of the gospel preach this?
• hate: There is no evidence that Imams are preachers of hate.

Possessives

• daughter: Mandy Moore plays Jamie, a preacher's daughter whose self-confidence doesn't depend on the opinions of others.

Converse of object

• lay: Tell me, just explain " lay preacher " .
• lie: David has been a lay preacher for almost fifty years.
• hear: On the radio one can hear even more preachers than on television.
• appoint: He accepted women as of equal status with men by ( among other things ) appointing women Preachers.
• visit: The service includes a sermon, often by a visiting preacher.
• become: Oakes became a local preacher at the age of eighteen.

Adjective modifier

• itinerant: The same day, an itinerant preacher came to the village.
• Baptist: Lewis Thornton Powell, the son of a Baptist preacher, was born in Randolph County, Alabama, on 22nd April, 1844.
• eloquent: In spite of attempts to chase him away, Columba spoke to him and prophesied that he would be an eloquent preacher.
• Pentecostal: He was a black Pentecostal preacher ( what a surprise!
• revivalist: The story of Sonny, the murderous revivalist preacher, was totally inaccessible.
• evangelical: On Sundays he liked to listen to the Evangelical preachers, who used to have open air congregations along the seafront.

Noun used with modifier

• extremist: The Government is also now seeking to blame our problems on the behavior of extremist preachers in our midst.
• gospel: In his gospel addresses we do not find much of that ardent insistence which is often seen in the gospel preacher.
• guest: The sermons on Sunday evening this term are given by our guest preachers: 29 April Revd.
• street: I remember stopping to listen to a street preacher in Chorley town center.
• faith: Modern duty faith preachers are failing in their duty to preach the gospel as Christ preached the gospel.