churchman
noun
an ecclesiastic; clergyman.
churchmanship
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a word derived from
churchman.
Example Sentences
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Says he: "I'm not interested in high or low churchmanship but deep churchmanship."
From Time Magazine Archive
That it could be seriously put forward by so hardheaded and experienced a pro of churchmanship as Eugene Carson Blake has surprised many an old ecumenical hand and given new hope to many more.
From Time Magazine Archive
Cardinal Hayes was swift to approve, swift to perceive what a stroke of churchmanship the plan was.
From Time Magazine Archive
Future seminary-student-raids upon the pantry, abetted by President Coffin, are likely to affect the character of Protestant churchmanship for a generation.
From Time Magazine Archive
In practical churchmanship, rightly understood, is to be discovered the clue to the meaning and purpose of human life.
From Religious Reality by A. E. J. (Alfred Edward John) Rawlinson
