Ministering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MINISTERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• MINISTER, to give aid or service
• attend to the needs of (someone)
• provide (something necessary or helpful)
• act as a minister of religion
• administer (a sacrament)
NOUN:
• (in certain countries) a head of a government department
• a member of the clergy, especially in the Presbyterian and Nonconformist Churches
• the superior of some religious orders.
• a diplomatic agent, usually ranking below an ambassador, representing a state or sovereign in a foreign country.
• a person or thing used to achieve or convey something

Words related to MINISTERING

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Words that contain MINISTERING

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How to use MINISTERING in a sentence

• The cruelties and greed of the conquest had made impossible any preaching of a ministering, merciful, and unselfish Christ.
• Toward the end of October the dauphin was removed from her apartment to that of the king, that she might thus be deprived of the comfort of ministering to his daily wants.
• Maulevrier had been very good to her, patient, unselfish as a woman, in his ministering to the broken-hearted girl.
• She had come directly from my house to this place, and had been remarkable for her acts of untiring benevolence in ministering to the sick and the destitute.
• While lingering over the delights of this experience I forgot all about the ministering angel.
• The millions now expended in our military establishments could be applied to objects directly ministering to human convenience and happiness.
• Fry followed up her chosen path in ministering to the sick and poor among the slums of London.
• He was beginning to feel the pangs of hunger, too, and now that it was too late recollected that he might have found a ministering angel in Miss Chris.
• It was then Pat came with his refreshment like a ministering angel.
• Like a good angel she moved about the house, unobtrusively ministering to them, and Mrs.
• In an instant the scribe was beside the fainting girl, supporting her, nor did he release her until she was safe in the ministering arms of Nari.
• The women on the committee visited the hospitals and for a time became nurses ministering to every want.
• One ministering spirit sat beside him upon the long bench, the only article of furniture afforded to his dungeon.
• One society seemed to vie with another in thus ministering to the wants of the men.
• She was ministering to it now, at a personal cost known only to her own brave heart.
• As he himself was settling the guests in the house, washing their feet and diligently ministering to them, the night fell.
• She interspersed these arduous labors by a systematic application to philanthropic works, personally visiting the sick and the poor, and ministering to their wants.
• Ministering with all learning and all intellectual ability to souls is a great thing, when it is done unto God.
• The family are not alone, for, all unseen by them, a company of ministering angels wait upon them.
• Notwithstanding these crimes, he acquired great popularity among the younger nobles by his agreeable address and his zeal in ministering to their pleasures.
• Farnsworth ministering to Elsie, who had been taken there by their order.
• The wives of heroes bear affliction for the sake of their husbands, and undergoing toil in ministering unto their lords, they at last attain to region where their husbands may go.
• He received also L20 a year for ministering to two small congregations in the neighbourhood of Taunton.
• Augustine, who, even while he was wild and reckless, beheld him standing clothed in white a ministering priest at the right hand of God.
• The vast sums he so unjustly acquired did not long remain in his possession, but were dispersed in ministering to his follies and depravity.
• She was simply nobody in the family save the ministering angel in the house to all of them.
• And it was in the spring of this same year that in Collace, at our weekly prayer-meeting, when two brethren were ministering, we received a blessed shower from the Lord.
• I will thus be disappointed of the joy of seeing you, and ministering a word to your dear flock.
• Not very strictly useful, these things, but recognized everywhere as ministering to the real culture of the people.

Similar words containing MINISTER without suffix ing

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