Low Churchman
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Low Churchman
First recorded in 1695–1705
Example Sentences
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Archbishop Temple had been a militant Low Churchman who accentuated the Protestantism of the Anglican Communion.
From Time Magazine Archive
Not likely to be the first U. S. Episcopal archbishop is lean, spiritual Bishop Tucker, who as a good Virginia Low Churchman would dislike the trappings of the office.
From Time Magazine Archive
Low Churchman Hines, 54, is the youngest "P.B." in the church's history.
From Time Magazine Archive
To the High Churchman, the Articles are a difficulty; to the Low Churchman, various parts of the Liturgy.
From Phases of Faith Passages from the History of My Creed by Newman, Francis William
It must be understood that Captain Aylmer was member for Perivale on the Low Church interest, and that, therefore, when at Perivale he was decidedly a Low Churchman.
From The Belton Estate by Trollope, Anthony
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