prolocutor
Anglican
subdeacon
grand prior
episcopalian
rectory
vicar
episcopally
synodsman
church officer
Venerable
Anglican Church
kirkmaister
proctor
capitulary
cleric
clerical
sedilium
blackcoat
chaplain
vesturer
charge
father
Episcopalian
chapelman
man of the cloth
reverend
clergyman
primus
josser
OLHL
suffragan
tribune
parish clerk
prelate
hierarch
canon
high priest
Catholic
primate
prelatical
presbytery
moderator
synod
archpriest
ordinal
faifeau
allocution
churchwardenly
ecclesially
pew-opener
lay reader
highpriestship
flock
three-decker
provisor
evangelical
church service
diocesan
manse
chapter
padre
churchling
minor canon
vicarship
vicariate
church
Gilded Chamber
second estate
Congregationalist
Gospel shop
archpriesthood
house of God
Lords Spiritual
abbotcy
God's house
kirk
steeplehouse
Rt. Rev'd.
hierocracy
archiepiscopate
Old Catholic
cleric in minor orders
pulpited
His Eminence
curate
deaconship
first estate
Anglican Catholic
Episcopalianism
rector
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churchily
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English words for 'A chairman of the lower house of a convocation in the Anglican Church.'

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