ministerially Synonyms

ministerially Meaning

Wordnet

ministerially (r)

in the manner of a minister or clergyman

Webster

ministerially (adv.)

In a ministerial manner; in the character or capacity of a minister.

ministerially Sentence Examples

  1. The pastor ministerially guided and counseled the congregation, providing spiritual support and guidance.
  2. The chaplain ministerially attended to the needs of hospital patients, offering solace and comfort.
  3. The bishop ministerially oversaw the diocese, ensuring the well-being of its churches and clergy.
  4. The missionary ministerially served in remote communities, bringing the message of faith and providing humanitarian aid.
  5. The deacon ministerially assisted the priest during worship services and performed ministerial duties.
  6. The cantor ministerially led the congregation in singing hymns, enhancing the liturgy.
  7. The youth minister ministerially organized programs and activities for young people, fostering their spiritual growth.
  8. The elder ministerially provided wisdom and mentorship to younger church members.
  9. The deaconess ministerially cared for the sick and needy, extending the compassion of the church.
  10. The lay minister ministerially shared their faith and assisted in church activities, fulfilling their calling to serve.

FAQs About the word ministerially

in the manner of a minister or clergymanIn a ministerial manner; in the character or capacity of a minister.

clerical,pastoral, evangelical, apostolic, ecclesiastic, papal, religious,priestly, diocesan, missionary

lay, temporal, secular, secular,lay, temporal, nonclerical,nonclerical,

The pastor ministerially guided and counseled the congregation, providing spiritual support and guidance.

The chaplain ministerially attended to the needs of hospital patients, offering solace and comfort.

The bishop ministerially oversaw the diocese, ensuring the well-being of its churches and clergy.

The missionary ministerially served in remote communities, bringing the message of faith and providing humanitarian aid.