Crossword clues for churchgoer
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Churchgoer \Church"go`er\, n. One who attends church.
Wiktionary
n. One who regularly goes to church; a practicing Christian.
WordNet
n. a religious person who goes to church regularly [syn: church member]
Usage examples of "churchgoer".
In Church Street, people were coming up the road towards her and Louise realised that they were churchgoers walking home.
Its parking lot was beginning to empty with a line of snailcrawling churchgoers, putting Maggie in the middle of the traffic jam.
Surely somebody less contemptuous should have won, a true believer who slavishly worked out the odds of various numerical formulations in order to maximise winning potential, someone who paid visits to the ticket dispenser with the regularity of a devout churchgoer?
Franz Peter Schubert, not an ardent churchgoer, wordlessly thanked God for the gift of preserving the music that had poured out of him with such passion.
That morning, she had again seen the old lady walk past, and behind her, in ones and twos, came a straggle of what she had realised were churchgoers, bound for the eight o'clock service.
It was bought by churchgoers who give money to support a public food bank.
Lots of brass, alongside rugby players, churchgoers, and neighbours.
His mother Corinne Mulvaney was a devout churchgoer, at this time a member of the South Lebanon United Methodist congregation.