Meanings of itinerant preacher in English

A part of his time he spent traveling as an itinerant preacher.

For the next six years Cranch lived the life of an itinerant preacher.

The lecturer, on that occasion, was an itinerant preacher of the Methodist persuasion.

But I shall be called an itinerant preacher myself if I pursue this theme.

Though, like John, he became an itinerant preacher, he departed widely from John's manner of life.

A family of Amish came our way, following a lead from the Reverend Herrin, our itinerant preacher.

They believe that on its heights, itinerant preacher Isaiah Shembe received divine instructions to found the church.

The stores were closed and the two churches also, this not being the Sunday for the itinerant preacher.

Mr. Whitefield, the celebrated itinerant preacher.

During that period their house-asmay be inferred from preceding pages-wasthe ever welcome home for the itinerant preacher.

For the first time in over a year an itinerant preacher was to hold services in the Huerfano Park schoolhouse.

He practiced speaking by imitating the itinerant preacher and by telling stories to any who would give him an audience.

As a young itinerant preacher, he'd traveled on horseback with a six-gun and a Bible, traveling from farmer to farmer.

Occasionally an itinerant preacher visited a county, and the settlers for miles around would go nearly in mass to the meeting.

Occasionally an itinerant preacher held meetings, but Sunday after Sunday came and went in the valley with no religious service whatever.

John Wesley, the itinerant preacher and author, was eighty-eight years old-pleasenote the eighty-eight- hewalkedsixmiles to keep a preaching appointment.