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Meanings of itinerant preacher in English
Spanish
ministro itinerante Travelling Christian evangelist.
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Examples for "evangelist"
Examples for "evangelist"
1
His new father was an evangelist who moved the family to California.
2
He read the fine words of the evangelist of Joan of Arc:
3
Kurt Shintaku points us to Microsoft Windows technology evangelist Tim Sneath's blog.
4
Now product evangelist for LiveVault, an Internet backup-services company in Marlborough, Massachusetts.
5
God has called the evangelist to a certain mission in soul winning.
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He was not an itinerant minister, migrating every three years.
2
Arkin's son Matthew demonstrates some of his father's warmth in the role of an itinerant minister.
3
Also, she became an itinerant minister in the Presbyterian Church, traveling throughout the countryside to preach the Word of God.
4
There was no church on this plantation and itinerant ministers avoided going there because of the owner's cruelty.
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Itinerant ministers, in those days, mostly supplied the rustic pulpit, and visited their scattered flocks through many miles of travel.
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Now and then a circuit rider gets here and preaches to us.
2
The hired man delivered himself with the intonation somewhat of a circuit rider.
3
The old circuit rider and his wife had gone to bed.
4
It was Peter Cartwright, the famous Methodist divine and circuit rider.
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That were a mighty good sermon circuit rider preached last night.
Usage of itinerant preacher in English
1
A part of his time he spent traveling as an itinerant preacher.
2
For the next six years Cranch lived the life of an itinerant preacher.
3
The lecturer, on that occasion, was an itinerant preacher of the Methodist persuasion.
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But I shall be called an itinerant preacher myself if I pursue this theme.
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Though, like John, he became an itinerant preacher, he departed widely from John's manner of life.
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A family of Amish came our way, following a lead from the Reverend Herrin, our itinerant preacher.
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They believe that on its heights, itinerant preacher Isaiah Shembe received divine instructions to found the church.
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The stores were closed and the two churches also, this not being the Sunday for the itinerant preacher.
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Mr. Whitefield, the celebrated itinerant preacher.
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During that period their house-asmay be inferred from preceding pages-wasthe ever welcome home for the itinerant preacher.
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For the first time in over a year an itinerant preacher was to hold services in the Huerfano Park schoolhouse.
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He practiced speaking by imitating the itinerant preacher and by telling stories to any who would give him an audience.
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As a young itinerant preacher, he'd traveled on horseback with a six-gun and a Bible, traveling from farmer to farmer.
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Occasionally an itinerant preacher visited a county, and the settlers for miles around would go nearly in mass to the meeting.
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Occasionally an itinerant preacher held meetings, but Sunday after Sunday came and went in the valley with no religious service whatever.
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John Wesley, the itinerant preacher and author, was eighty-eight years old-pleasenote the eighty-eight- hewalkedsixmiles to keep a preaching appointment.
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