church-goers
Pew-filling faithful
Church-goers are people who attend religious services regularly.
The term implies habit rather than occasional attendance—someone who goes to church most Sundays, not just on Easter and Christmas.
The small town's church-goers filled the pews every Sunday morning.
Also spelled churchgoers.
Members of local congregation
- worshipersThose who show reverence
- flockAnimals gathered together
- assemblyConstructing from components
- pewsFixed sanctuary seating
believers · fellowship · gathering · laity · laypeople · brethren · adherents · parish
Faithfully devoted to worship
- devoutDeeply religious, sincere
- faithfulConsistently loyal and true
- prayerfulGiven to worship
- reverentFeeling profound respect
godly · spiritual · righteous · fervent · zealous · committed · observant · practicing
Religious reverence and praise
- prayerAddress to deity
- tithingReligious tenth contribution
- communionProfound shared closeness
- confessionAdmission of wrongdoing
fellowship · Bible study · potluck · choir practice · Sunday service · vespers · revival · testimony
parishioners
Members of local congregation
- worshipersThose who show reverence
- flockAnimals gathered together
- assemblyConstructing from components
pews · believers · fellowship · gathering · laity · laypeople · brethren · adherents · parish · multitude
pious
Faithfully devoted to worship
reverent · godly · spiritual · righteous · fervent · zealous · committed · observant · practicing · born-again
worship
Religious reverence and praise
confession · fellowship · Bible study · potluck · choir practice · Sunday service · vespers · revival · testimony · liturgy
usher
One who seats guests
greeter · lector · altar server · sacristan · cantor · verger · warden · steward · youth leader · organist
church-goersatheists
Those without religious faith
non-believers · unbelievers · agnostics · secularists · godless
church, goer, churches, goers, churchgoing, churched, unchurched, goes, gone