Ordained leader of a Christian congregation.
Synonyms
Examples for "christian pastor"
Examples for "christian pastor"
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The Christian pastors had up to now kept their people in check.
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Thus regularly ordained, the Christian pastor must enter upon his important work.
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How is such a dangerous man to be treated by Christian pastors?
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Prominent Republicans and Christian pastors, however, rallied against the proposal, known as HERO.
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It was confided to me in my sacred character as a Christian pastor.
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On July 25, a church pastor leading the group is shot dead.
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Ephraim was a well-known, or you might say notorious, free- church pastor in Göteborg.
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Six women and three men, including the church pastor, were killed.
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On July 25, a church pastor who was leading the group was shot dead.
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On July 25, a church pastor who was leading the group is shot dead.
Catalan
subgenus pastor Only the rose-colored starlings; in some classifications considered a separate genus.
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Darwish died in hospital after four days and Pastor 15 days later.
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Yes, this is Pastor Jefferson's number, but he's not in right now.
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Maybe later I could leave her a note: Dear Pastor, You're fired.
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He asked me not to support it, Pastor Terry Jones told Reuters.
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Twenty minutes into our meeting, I still haven't pinned Pastor Rick down.
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Under the labors of the new Pastor, the work continued to prosper.
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With their Pastor, they were instant in season and out of season.
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But the greater part of my knowledge I owe to Pastor Storrs.
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Allen in 1846, being then Pastor of Waupun Circuit as my successor.
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Think of your own homes, Pastor Henry Moore, of the nearby Mt.
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And thanks to Pastor Ray Mummert for his patience and his honesty.
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I go to Pastor Seth's office the next day for our appointment.
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At one point, Pastor Rick casts his eyes down at the floor.
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After some casual remarks, Pastor Jones introduced the subject of joining church.
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A commonplace-looking man was the Herr Pastor, short and fat and bald.
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And now Pastor Tappau began his prayer, extempore, as was the custom.
