Words and phrases that have a meaning related to churchgoing:  (140 results)
Often used in the same context:
churched, devout, congregationalist, unchurched, evangelicals, calvinistic, episcopalian, pentecostal, protestant, religiosity, nones, reverend, communicants, quakerism, methodist, preacher, pietist, homemaker, pew, churchy, church, upbringing, blue collar, denominationally, pietistic, mormonism, straitlaced, creedal, undogmatic, bible belt, tithing, fundamentalist, unmarried, atheist, whitebread, teetotaling, monogamist, slobby, roman catholicism, baptist, unitarianism, clergyman, nonbeliever, congregations, disaffected, heterosexual, nonracist, swedenborgian, nonreligious, methodism, suburbanites, nurturant, upstanding, exhorter, celibates, teetotaler, pacifist, pastors, puritanically, freethinker, pious, theist, theologically, soteriology, faith, religious, parson, godly, sodality, urbanite, midwesterner, nontheistic, baptized, homebody, plymouth brethren, churches, nondenominational, companionate, redneck, deacon, childless, divorced, believers, remarriage, morals, loving, evangelic, goodhearted, proselytizer, righters, orthodox judaism, bigoted, homiletics, aimee semple mcpherson, grandmotherly, christian, doting, clapham sect, pietists, multiracial, beardie, baptisms, churchgoers, lecturing, scouting, churchgoer, dusting, moralizing, socializing, volunteering, athletics, bathing, climbing, commuting, drinking, entertainments, patrolling, policing, sermonizing, soldiering, studying, afflicted, americanized, fearing, industrious, respecting, shiftless, stricken, thrifty, virtuous, affluent, apathetic, bereaved, educated, faring, povertystricken, wealthy, wearing, american, defenseless
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— Adjectives for churchgoing: regular, non, much, weekly, more, own, compulsory, formal, protestant, little, constant, more...

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