churchgoer
churchgoer — noun
- churchgoersingular
- churchgoersplural
1. someone who attends church services on a regular basis, often as part of their r
someone who attends church services on a regular basis, often as part of their religious faith and community life
Lucas walks to Saint Andrew's Church every Sunday morning, rain or shine.
regular churchgoer + consistent weekly attendance
Iris invited her neighbor because the service meant a lot to a fellow churchgoer.
After moving to a new town, Obi found a church and became a regular churchgoer.
Tuan volunteers at the church food bank every Saturday alongside other churchgoers from the community.
The pastor greeted each churchgoer by name as they entered the morning service.
- worshipper
broader term — can apply to any religion or act of worship, not limited to church attendance
- parishioner
implies membership in a specific church parish, with a stronger sense of belonging
- congregant
more formal term for someone who belongs to a religious congregation
用法筆記
Often used with adjectives like regular, lifelong, devout, faithful to describe the frequency or depth of church attendance.