Noun:

निर्यातदार,

exhorters's Usage Examples:

and personal conversion narratives distinguishable from sermons because exhorters did not "take a text" from the Bible.

among us, as was the appointment of circuit-riding ministers assisted by “exhorters” and “local preachers.

27 ordained ministers, 4 licensed ministers, and 4 exhorters were serving these churches.

McGready was especially impressed with recurring instances of child exhorters who sometimes exhibited the falling behavior, only to rise later and expound.

seriously, while also admitting them into active roles in congregations as exhorters, deacons, and even preachers, although the last was a rarity.

(Many of the early Methodist exhorters returned to England during the Revolution and those who didn"t, such as.

Women were usually assigned roles of Sunday school teachers, exhorters, secretaries, cooks, and cleaners.

The group met for prayer on Sunday afternoons and heard preachers and exhorters on Wednesday evenings in a house in Cross Street, which they remodeled.

denominations, especially Methodists and Baptists, sent missionary preachers and exhorters to meet the people in the backcountry in an effort to support the growth.

they were converted by Whitefield"s preachings and consequently became exhorters.

Typically such positions were held by young, unmarried men, known as exhorters.

Seven lay exhorters were also at the meetings; they were questioned as to their spiritual.

Clap campaigned for laws to inhibit itinerant preachers and lay exhorters and to stop the disintegration of churches by separation.