Church Word Search — Hard
Play a free online Church word search puzzle. Difficulty: Hard. Find all 12 hidden words on the 12×12 grid below.
Words to find
- CITY
- HALL
- HOME
- AMICE
- ANENT
- BAEDA
- CREDO
- FAITH
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Church word list, defined
- CITY /ˈsɪti/ · noun
- A large and permanent human settlement, typically one with an extensive built-up area and a governing authority; in Britain specifically, a town that has been granted city status by the Crown (historically via a cathedral or royal charter). Related: metropolis, municipality, urban area, town.
- HALL /hɔːl/ · noun, verb
- A building or room used for a particular purpose, especially for public gatherings or ceremonies. To receive or entertain guests in a hall. Related: chamber, lobby, parlor, salon.
- HOME /həʊm/ · noun, verb
- A building for human habitation, typically permanent or semi-permanent in nature, providing living accommodation for one or more families. To make (something) in a place where one lives. Related: house, abode, dwelling, residence.
- AMICE /ˈæmɪs/ · noun
- A white linen vestment worn around the neck and shoulders by clergy when celebrating the Eucharist, forming part of traditional liturgical dress. In medieval usage, it also referred to a fur-lined hood or cape worn for warmth. Related: vestment, collar, cape, hood.
- ANENT /əˈnɛnt/ · preposition
- Concerning or regarding something; 'anent' introduces the matter being discussed or dealt with. Related: regarding, concerning, about, as regards.
- CREDO /ˈkriːdoʊ/ · noun
- A set of beliefs or principles that guides someone's actions; a statement of personal or shared conviction. Related: creed, belief, doctrine, philosophy.
- FAITH /feɪθ/ · noun
- Complete trust or confidence in someone or something, especially without requiring proof. In religious contexts, a strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual conviction rather than evidence. Related: trust, belief, confidence, conviction.
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