chapel-goers

Regular worship attendees

Chapel-goers are people who attend chapel services regularly.

The term appears most often in contexts where chapel is distinguished from church—British nonconformist traditions, school or university settings, or military and hospital worship spaces.

The chapel-goers filed out after the morning service.

worship

congregation

Assembled group of worshippers

parishionersMembers of local congregation
faithfulConsistently loyal and true
devoutDeeply religious, sincere

pews · Sunday · service · hymns · prayer · Mass · communion · vespers · matins · altar

community

congregation

Assembled group of worshippers

fellowshipMutual goodwill among companions
parishLocal church community
flockAnimals gathered together

believers · regulars · members · elders · deacons · families · neighbors · social · potluck · committee

identity

Christian

Adherent of the gospel

CatholicPapal church adherent
ProtestantPost-schism Western Christian
MethodistProtestant denomination member

Baptist · Anglican · Mormon · Quaker · churchgoer · believer · practicing · observant · pious · religious

Opposites

religious attendance

chapel-goersbacksliders

Those who abandon commitments

absentees · apostates

religious role/status

chapel-goersclergy

Ordained religious officials collectively

ministers · preachers · pastors · priests · vicars

belief system

chapel-goersatheists

Those without religious faith

nonbelievers · unbelievers · secularists · agnostics · heathens

Family

chapel, goer, goers, chapels, goes, gone, chaplain, chaplains, chaplaincy

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