Pastors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PASTORS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PASTOR, to serve as the spiritual overseer of
• be pastor of (a church or congregation)
NOUN:
• a minister in charge of a Christian church or congregation, especially in some non-episcopal churches.

Words related to PASTORS

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How to use PASTORS in a sentence

• The intervening Quarterly Meetings were held by the Pastors, except they chose to procure supplies.
• The Pastors were a band of devoted and earnest workers, and the year was one of remarkable success.
• Of all the moral pastors and masters that one might come across in the world, you, Dick Shand, appear to me to be the most absurd.
• To us, as their pastors, they naturally looked for advice, both as to the labor they should perform and the wages they should receive.
• They were, he said, the pastors of the fold of commerce.
• We can only be saved from putting the knife to our work or of trying to do what we cannot pay for, if the faithful pastors of the churches will give their very present help.
• About twenty native pastors have been ordained, settled, and entirely supported by their own congregations.
• Our actual relation to these churches seems to us to demand that as yet we take part with the native pastors in their government.
• Hypocrisy had lost her shield in Tahiti, because, except among a few aged persons, and the pastors, she was not a virtue, as in America and England, but a hateful vice.
• Woodworth has a class composed of the pastors of the neighboring churches, who meet him twice a week.
• Another of our educated, consecrated and useful colored pastors has passed away.
• All the white pastors of the place, with one exception, take part in the instruction of their colored brethren.
• So popular and wide-spread is this idea that many Lutheran pastors, Sunday-school teachers and workers have unconsciously imbibed it.
• It is even neglected by many so-called Lutheran pastors.
• The more learning our preachers and pastors have the better.
• It was my pleasure to do what I could to encourage the pastors and people of these small mission churches and in other churches where I had sung before on extra occasions.
• Out of ten hundred and forty-six pastors in Wuertemberg, for example, only three hundred and thirty were left by the ravages of war.
• But they were a body of elders, not elected by the congregation, but chosen by the pastors at first, and self-perpetuating.
• I tell you that there are too many pillars of the church with downtown property to rent, for you to keep either them or their pastors in line.
• The pastors of New England were always in their sphere moral reformers.
• There are some Lutheran pastors in Germany who work for an ideal, who detest the propagation of hate.
• The pastors of this church have been the Reverend Z.
• She sent for the Christian pastors and conversed with them about the immortality of the soul, and salvation through faith in the atonement of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
• Their three Christian pastors took the same course.
• We feel impelled to urge this upon the attention of pastors, churches and individuals.
• Those pastors and their flocks now sleep in the grave.
• Clark was aware of this fact, as other pastors were, by sad experience, and he sought means to remedy it.

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