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Definition of ministry
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of ministry is as below...
Ministry
(n.) The body of
ministers
of
state;
also, the
clergy,
as a
body..
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Bishop
::
Bishop
(n.) In the Roman
Catholic,
Greek,
and
Anglican
or
Protestant
Episcopal
churches,
one
ordained
to the
highest
order of the
ministry,
superior
to the
priesthood,
and
generally
claiming
to be a
successor
of the
Apostles.
The
bishop
is
usually
the
spiritual
head or ruler of a
diocese,
bishopric,
or see..
Friend
::
Friend
(n.) One of a
religious
sect
characterized
by
disuse
of
outward
rites and an
ordained
ministry,
by
simplicity
of dress and
speech,
and esp. by
opposition
to war and a
desire
to live at peace with all men. They are
popularly
called
Quakers..
Ordination
::
Ordination
(n.) The act of
setting
apart to an
office
in the
Christian
ministry;
the
conferring
of holy
orders.
Underministry
::
Underministry
(n.) A
subordinate
or
inferior
ministry.
Ministerial
::
Ministerial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
ministry
or
service;
serving;
attendant.
Ecclesiastic
::
Ecclesiastic
(n.) A
person
in holy
orders,
or
consecrated
to the
service
of the
church
and the
ministry
of
religion;
a
clergyman;
a
priest..
Order
::
Order (n.) To admit to holy
orders;
to
ordain;
to
receive
into the ranks of the
ministry.
Ministration
::
Ministration
(n.) The act of
ministering;
service;
ministry.
Vocation
::
Vocation
(n.) A call to
special
religious
work, as to the
ministry..
Ministerial
::
Ministerial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
office
of a
minister
or to the
ministry
as a body,
whether
civil or
sacerdotal..
Synosteology
::
Synoptist
(n.) Any one of the
authors
of the three
synoptic
Gospels,
which give a
history
of our
Lord's
life and
ministry,
in
distinction
from the
writer
of
John's
Gospel,
which gives a
fuller
record
of his
teachings..
Presbyter
::
Presbyter
(n.) One
ordained
to the
second
order in the
ministry;
--
called
also
priest.
Attendance
::
Attendance
(v. t.) The act of
attending;
state of being in
waiting;
service;
ministry;
the fact of being
present;
presence.
Ministryship
::
Ministryship
(n.) The
office
of a
minister.
Ministry
::
Ministry
(n.) The act of
ministering;
ministration;
service.
Ministry
::
Ministry
(n.)
Administration;
rule; term in
power;
as, the
ministry
of
Pitt..
Deacon
::
Deacon
(n.) An
officer
in
Christian
churches
appointed
to
perform
certain
subordinate
duties
varying
in
different
communions.
In the Roman
Catholic
and
Episcopal
churches,
a
person
admitted
to the
lowest
order in the
ministry,
subordinate
to the
bishops
and
priests.
In
Presbyterian
churches,
he is
subordinate
to the
minister
and
elders,
and has
charge
of
certain
duties
connected
with the
communion
service
and the care of the poor. In
Congregational
churches,
he is
subordinate
to the
pastor,
and
Ministry
::
Ministry
(n.)
Agency;
instrumentality.
Ministery
::
Ministery
(n.) See
Ministry.
Call
::
Call (v. t.) To
summon
to the
discharge
of a
particular
duty; to
designate
for an
office,
or
employment,
especially
of a
religious
character;
-- often used of a
divine
summons;
as, to be
called
to the
ministry;
sometimes,
to
invite;
as, to call a
minister
to be the
pastor
of a
church..
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