lay-preacher

In 1891, Christian fundamentalist and lay-preacher, William Blackstone appealed to President Benjamin Harrison to help establish a Jewish state in Palestine.

They Know NOT What They Do 2007

Kuzwayo's maternal grandfather, Jeremiah Makgothi, was a prosperous farmer and Methodist lay-preacher who worked with missionary Dr Robert Moffat on a Setswana translation of the bible.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2006

I have considered a ceremony—Rollie has a lay-preacher certificate that lets him marry couples and bless sundry enterprises—but we agree to wait until the house is finished instead.

Gringos in Paradise Barry Golson 2006

I have considered a ceremony—Rollie has a lay-preacher certificate that lets him marry couples and bless sundry enterprises—but we agree to wait until the house is finished instead.

Gringos in Paradise Barry Golson 2006

Our local Member of Provincial Legislature, Jeff Vilane, says the people who died after being struck by lightning were the local lay-preacher Reverend Mtshali (who was struck by lightning while he was riding his bicycle from work), Mrs Magudulela and Mr Qwabe.

ANC KZN CONVEYS CONDOLENCES TO VICTIMS OF CYCLONE 2001

Our local Member of Provincial Legislature, Jeff Vilane, says the people who died after being struck by lightning were the local lay-preacher Reverend Mtshali (who was struck by lightning while he was riding his bicycle from work), Mrs Magudulela and Mr Qwabe.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2001

Mr.T. employs much of his time in laboring among the colored people in town, and among the apprentices on the estates, in the capacity of _lay-preacher_.

The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Omnibus American Anti-Slavery Society

Scotsman Thomas Carlyle, a social and religious prophet, lay-preacher, and prose-poet, one of the most eccentric but one of the most stimulating of all English writers.

A History of English Literature Robert Huntington Fletcher

The lawyer had a haunting air as of cousinship to things ecclesiastical, and, indeed, he was lay-preacher at

Secret Bread F. Tennyson Jesse

And I have seen a pert little whipper-snapper ask a venerable clergyman what he thought of a certain outrageous lay-preacher, and receive the clergyman's reply, that he thought most unfavorably of many of the lay-preacher's doings, with a self-conceited smirk that seemed to say to the venerable clergyman, "I have been reckoning _you_ up: you won't do."

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, No. 58, August, 1862 Various