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Often used in the same context:
deaconesses,
pastors,
congregations,
clergy,
deacons,
presbyters,
churches,
laity,
synodical,
interchurch,
congregational,
amia,
episcopalians,
methodists,
episcopacy,
ministerium,
oblates,
ordination,
denominations,
conciliar,
eldership,
ecumenical,
koinonia,
laypeople,
bishops,
nazarenes,
anglicans,
clergymen,
church,
vestries,
liturgies,
ecclesiology,
presbyterians,
apostleship,
intercessory,
synod,
eucharist,
laywoman,
intercommunion,
catechizing,
parishioners,
discipling,
liturgical,
catechetical instruction,
sisterhoods,
clergywoman,
adventism,
ecumenism,
theological,
seminarians,
holy eucharist,
apostolate,
theologians,
pastorate,
interdenominational,
catechumenate,
diaconate,
parsonages,
augsburg confession,
communions,
faiths,
chaplains,
deaconess,
interfaith,
dicastery,
suffragan,
lutherans,
patristic,
confraternities,
pews,
general synod,
priests,
missionaries,
pentecostal,
curch,
methodism,
officiants,
ministering,
charism,
didache,
vocations,
homiletics,
deanery,
celibates,
pastoral,
discipleship,
patriarchates,
sacraments,
proselyting,
clapham sect,
rabbis,
blessed sacrament,
ordainment,
christology,
uniate,
eastertide,
beatitudes,
presbytery,
consistories,
episcopal,
missioner,
lectionary,
evangelicals,
autobiographers,
churchgoers,
churchmen,
pentecostals,
adolescents,
adventists,
american,
businesspeople,
catechists,
charismatics,
christians,
clerics,
communicants,
compatriots
Also try:
— Adjectives for clergywomen:
many,
american,
black,
african,
most,
other,
protestant,
white,
korean,
anglican,
contemporary
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