deaconship (Meaning)

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deaconship (n.)

The office or ministry of a deacon or deaconess.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

His deaconship marked the beginning of his formal ministry within the church.
The process of attaining deaconship involved rigorous theological training and practical experience.
Upon his ordination into deaconship, he felt a profound sense of responsibility to serve the congregation.
The bishop conferred deaconship upon him during a solemn ceremony attended by family and friends.
Deaconship is often viewed as a preparatory stage for ordination into the priesthood in some Christian denominations.
His commitment to humility and service exemplified the true spirit of deaconship.
The church celebrated his twenty-five years of faithful deaconship with a special service of thanksgiving.
Deaconship allowed him to engage more deeply with the needs of the community and foster a sense of belonging.
The responsibilities of deaconship included assisting the clergy during worship services and administering sacraments.
His dedication to prayer and study enriched his understanding of the spiritual dimensions of deaconship.

The office or ministry of a deacon or deaconess.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

His deaconship marked the beginning of his formal ministry within the church.

The process of attaining deaconship involved rigorous theological training and practical experience.

Upon his ordination into deaconship, he felt a profound sense of responsibility to serve the congregation.

The bishop conferred deaconship upon him during a solemn ceremony attended by family and friends.