Sentences with churchgoers
church·go·er
C c - Non- churchgoers.
- The services are popular, soul pilgrims rubbing shoulders with regular churchgoers, like a scene from the Blues Brothers film.
- The survey showed that regular churchgoers were more likely to vote for minor parties, such as Family First.
- (One poll found that 11 per cent of American churchgoers were urged by their clergy to vote in a particular way in the 2004 election.
- Christian lobby group urging churchgoers to compare the parties' environmental policies before voting at the next federal election.
- He praised the strength of Sir Joh's faith and told the churchgoers, including Lady Flo and members of the extended Bjelke-Petersen family.