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- meaning - Parishioner vs. congregant - English Language Usage . . .
I've always thought that the words parishioner and congregant meant the same thing and could be used interchangeably within the context of someone who attends a place of worship Are there any
- A word for a group of people in a church - English Language Usage . . .
Is there a a single specific word for a the group of people when they assist at Mass in a church? Religious assembly (Ngram) is a common expression whose usage appears to have been decreasing
- Origin and evolution of the term amen corner
The practice of congregants yelling "Amen!", etc, during a sermon is found in a number of religious (primarily Baptist) cultures in the US I was raised in urban suburban Southern Baptist churches around Louisville KY and never (to my recollection) experienced this, but after I left home my parents moved to a Southern Baptist church near Taylorsville KY and I observed the practice there on a
- Our heart or our hearts - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
Google ngrams show that both 'our heart goes out to' and 'our hearts go out to' are used, the latter being much the more common, emphasising the level of concern rather than the unity of those concerned But with metaphorical usages especially, the distributive singular is common 'The boys wanted to get something off their chest but had a change of heart '
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