Phrases with «local vicar»

The phrase "local vicar" refers to a clergyman or clergywoman who serves as a religious leader in a specific community or parish. They typically lead worship services, provide spiritual guidance, and support community members in their religious needs. Full definition

local vicar

Sentences with «local vicar»

He is also under pressure in regard to his long - percolating attempt to explain the theory of evolution — his supporters see him as leading the charge against the forces of theocracy while his religious wife and local vicar imagine he is booking passage on a one - way trip to hell. (filmthreat.com)
The local vicar, Rev Giles Walter, who has been involved with the school for 24 years, issued a statement: «The behaviour of this small group of parents has hurled a hand grenade into a previously happy and harmonious environment. (premierchristianity.com)
The action of the story depends on two visitors from London, Henry and Mary Crawford, brother and sister to Mrs. Grant, the wife of the local vicar. (firstthings.com)
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Phrases with «local vicar»

Sentences with «local vicar»

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