Examples of 'licensed to preach' in a sentence
Meaning of "licensed to preach"
Being 'licensed to preach' typically refers to a religious authority or governing body granting permission to an individual to deliver sermons, teach religious principles, and lead religious ceremonies or services. This license signifies that the person meets the necessary qualifications and standards to serve as a preacher or religious leader within a specific faith community
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About this time he was licensed to preach.
He was licensed to preach and began his first pastorate in the same year.
He studied theology and was licensed to preach.
Preachers were licensed to preach but were not ordained and could not administer sacraments.
He continued to study theology and was licensed to preach in 1775.
He was also licensed to preach by the Methodist church.
The younger Mitchell had been Licensed to Preach while still in college.
Persons licensed to preach by an association of ministers, religious seminary, or ecclesiastical body.
I am the only one licensed to preach in this -.
He was licensed to preach by the Church of Scotland 's Presbytery in Perth in 1812.
Quick was licensed to preach at Plymouth.
Returning home, he was licensed to preach from his Presbytery before he was twenty-one.
I was licensed to preach at age 19.
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