Preacher is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREACHER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that preaches
• a person who preaches, especially a minister of religion.
• person who preaches, esp in church
• One who preaches; one who discourses publicly on religious subjects.
• One who inculcates anything with earnestness.
• someone whose occupation is preaching the gospel

Words related to PREACHER

preachers16 pulpiter12 sermoneer11 spintext17

How to use PREACHER in a sentence

• Henderson, the preacher who was here before me, was just the man for this work.
• John Hodges became the Preacher, and on the Janesville Rev.
• Remaining, however, in the village, he was greatly useful and highly esteemed as a Local Preacher.
• Wherever there was a group of log cabins, thither some Methodist circuit-rider made his way or there some Baptist preacher took up his abode.
• At last the thought presented itself to him that he might manage to effect his escape in the garb of the preacher.
• He first became known as a preacher of the first rank during his pastorate over the large Presbyterian church in Evanston, Illinois.
• There must be a great and true heart, where there is a great and true preacher.
• When they gained upon him they recognised the old preacher who went by the name of Cameron.
• Luther would not have been a preacher of the genuine and full Gospel if he had not declared the impossibility of any sin or any number of sins depriving a believer of salvation.
• He will deserve the gratitude of many a young preacher for having given to the world the benefit of his own experience in an art which he has made so completely his own.
• James McDonald, a Methodist preacher, testified that the school building was dilapidated and unfit.
• He was afterwards to become himself a powerful preacher of the Truth and to suffer for it when persecution came.
• As preachers of a later day have learned the art of stopping abruptly with a striking climax, so this preacher from an earlier generation, his message delivered, ceased to speak.
• The pulpit was raised some feet above the ground, and was so roomy that the preacher could walk about in it.
• A successful lawyer, preacher, engineer, or business man will influence the choice of vocations for the children of many of his admiring friends and acquaintances.
• We still listen to the voice of the statesman, and are not deafened by the passionate cries of the preacher of a crusade.
• By the members of the Christian Church I was kindly received, and was invited to take dinner with the preacher.
• He was of Irish descent, and before he became a preacher, or even a disciple, and while learning his trade, he had formed the drinking habit.
• If a church was building a meeting house, and felt unable to support a preacher while doing so, he preached for it until it was built.
• Though often urged by his friends to run for office, he invariably refused, telling them that he considered the office of a Christian preacher the highest office on earth.
• A preacher who would fight for his rights suited those wild fellows better than one who would assert a claim that he would not enforce.
• After all, to his profession and parish the preacher is in debt.
• Leslie, with the part of the army still kept up, chased Colkitto, and, at Dunavertie, under the influence of Nevoy, a preacher, put 300 Irish prisoners to the sword.
• I thought of William, who is a Christian preacher, and of the Christian preachers in Pennsylvania.
• He did not admit that he loved slavery any the better for the reason that his master was a preacher, or that his mistress was the wife of a preacher.

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