- In Anglicanism, a
licensed lay minister (LLM) or
lay reader (in some
jurisdictions simply reader) is a
person authorised by a
bishop to lead
certain services...
- denominations, a
reader or
lector is the
person responsible for
reading aloud excerpts of
scripture at a liturgy. In
early Christian times the
reader was of particular...
- is
written from the
perspective of
trying to
understand the
thinking that
lay behind the revolution,
particularly Mao Zedong's preoccupations. In June...
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study Lay judge Lay judges in ****an Laity,
members of a
church who are not
clergy Lay brother Lay sister Lay preacher Lay apostolate Lay cardinal Lay reader...
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worship and
through their daily work. In some
churches lay people commonly take on the role of
lay-
reader as above, and as well
perform some of the
other functions...
- Britain. The
comparable term in the
Anglican and
Episcopal churches is
lay reader. In the
Uniting Church in Australia, that was
constituted in part from...
-
lay reader and,
having completed his training,
served at
Christ Church. This made him an "office holder" in the
Church of England,
although readers are...
- Melbourne, he met
Bishop Charles Perry and, in 1868, he was
appointed lay reader at
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, with the
intention of
entering the Anglican...
-
different religious organizations,
including lay preacher;
lay reader (in
Episcopal churches);
lay speaker (in the
United Methodist Church, USA);
local preacher...
- function. Most of the book is
spent reviewing, for the scientifically-minded
lay-
reader, a
plethora of
interrelated subjects such as
Newtonian physics, special...
