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Often used in the same context:
pastorship,
vicar,
custos,
pastorate,
methodist,
deacon,
suffragan bishop,
archdeacon,
prebendary,
bishopric,
presbyter,
churchwarden,
suffragan,
passionist,
novitiate,
benefice,
laywoman,
precentor,
vestryman,
rector,
liturgist,
missioner,
prioress,
methodist church,
diaconate,
revd,
choirmaster,
catechist,
curch,
archdeaconry,
christadelphian,
vicar general,
anglican,
chaplaincy,
bishop,
priest,
licentiate,
deanery,
chorister,
vicariate,
deaconess,
canonist,
headship,
abbess,
verger,
ordination,
housemaster,
priory,
vestries,
chaplin,
carmelite,
holy rood,
basilian,
friary,
church,
sacristan,
coadjutor,
mid glamorgan,
baptist church,
parish,
postulant,
norbertine,
motherhouse,
eucharist,
reverend,
clergyman,
episcopacy,
regius professor,
carmelite order,
lady mayoress,
seminary,
congregation,
organist,
evensong,
higi,
episcopal,
augustinians,
crozier,
homiletics,
deaconesses,
reconsecration,
very reverend,
vicarage,
theology,
ecclesiastical province,
lanfranc,
pastoral,
consecrator,
archbishop,
dental surgery,
melkite,
diocese,
discipled,
shorthand typist,
synod,
chapel,
sixth form,
franciscan order,
congregationalist,
apostolate,
augustinian order,
apostleship,
curate,
rectory,
clerk,
dwelling,
inn,
lodging,
parsonage,
barony,
habitation,
hamlet,
livings,
township
More general:
berth,
office,
place,
position,
post,
situation,
slot,
spot
Also try:
— Adjectives for curacy:
perpetual,
first,
small,
better,
poor,
present,
vacant,
donative,
brief,
cornish,
humble,
more...
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