congregant

IPA: kˈɑŋgrʌgʌnt

Examples of "congregant" in Sentences

One congregant goes so far as to call OSL “the most conservative church in the world.”
Beth Emet also opened the first soup kitchen in Evanston, which is run entirely by congregant volunteers.
At midnight, I decided to call a congregant of mine in California, where it was three o’clock in the afternoon.
“Where is the outreach center again… is it downtown still?” one congregant asks another as they walk upstairs after Sunday services.
Benjamin, another Mexican congregant, notes that “the Americans sometimes feel more in the minority than the majority” at the parish.
In place of a crucifix, the wall behind the altar bears a painted multicolor tribute to what one congregant calls “the upward progress of black people throughout the world.”
“Being a member of Beth Emet has allowed me to live out my sense of Jewish identity by working on social justice issues with talented and committed people,” says one congregant.
One lifelong congregant remembers that OSL began “literally with twenty families,” and the original white wood-frame chapel was built “out in the country on a gravel road leading out of Houston.”
The new four-track EP by Mr. John Darnielle is now up for sale as a digital download at satanicmessiah. com and is available at three different price points / levels of worship: "congregant," "devotee" and, the highest of the three, "acolyte."