Obligation at some churches
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TITHEObligation at some churches
BINGOEvening fare at some churches
galileesporch or vestibule, often on the ground floor of a tower, at the entrance of some English churches
galileeporch or vestibule, often on the ground floor of a tower, at the entrance of some English churches
narthexesAn antechamber, porch, or distinct area at the western entrance of some early Christian churches, separated off by a railing and used by catechumens, penitents, etc
SPIREDLike some churches
STEEPLEDLike some churches
AMELetters on some churches
ELDERPresbyter in some churches
EPISLike some churches: Abbr.
BAPLike some churches: Abbr.
BEMASSanctuaries of some churches.
AMENCORNERSection of some churches.
COPTICLike some Egyptian churches
AMEN... corner, in some churches.
MDCYear on some Baroque churches
COLLECTShort prayer, in some churches.
APSESSpots in churches for some vaulting
HOLYSYNODHighest authority in some Eastern churches
AMENCORNERArea next to the pulpit, in some churches
conferencesThe governing body of some Christian churches, esp. the Methodist Church
deaconesses(in the early church and some modern churches) A woman with duties similar to those of a deacon
deaconess(in the early church and some modern churches) A woman with duties similar to those of a deacon
classisa governing body in some Reformed churches (as in the former Reformed Church in the United States) corresponding to a presbytery
peacesA ceremonial handshake or kiss exchanged during a service in some churches (now usually only in the Eucharist), symbolizing Christian love and unity
subdeacon(in some Christian churches) A minister of an order ranking below deacon. Now largely obsolete in the Western church, the liturgical role has been taken by other ministers
subdeacons(in some Christian churches) A minister of an order ranking below deacon. Now largely obsolete in the Western church, the liturgical role has been taken by other ministers