Meanings of religious instructors in English

The present generation have grown up under the auspices of their religious instructors.

As religious instructors, they appear in colours if possible less attractive.

Under him were superintendents and overseers, religious instructors, and all other subordinate officers.

Now, Miss Effingham, every body thinks frequent changes of religious instructors in particular, necessary.

The majority of religious instructors in New Zealand's state schools are not subject to regular reviews.

That is a sentiment that the religious instructors and the sages have endeavored to impress upon us.

Still, as to several of the counsels of her new religious instructors she was undecided, because not yet convinced.

That is a great misfortune, and the remedy is to admit religious instructors to teach these children in the public schools.

Thus the government employed ministers of other denominations, chiefly the wesleyan, as religious instructors; sometimes with the express sanction of the chaplains.