Church Word Search
Play free online Church word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Church — no download or signup required. Choose Quick, Easy, Medium, or Hard difficulty and track stars as you clear each pack.
This theme includes about 20 puzzles across difficulty levels.
Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: NEW, ONE, SIN, DEAD, LEAD, SEAT, AISLE, MONEY, PREACH, CHALICE, ANGLICAN, CHAPLAIN, CHRIST, GOSPEL, ORDAIN, HEATHEN.
Church word list, defined
- NEW /nuː/ · adjective, adverb, noun
- Recently made, acquired, introduced, or experienced; different from a former or original version; or not previously encountered. As an adverb, it means anew or for the first time, and as a noun, it can refer to a newly arrived person. Related: fresh, recent, modern, novel.
- ONE /wʌn/ · numeral, pronoun, noun, adjective, adverb
- One is the cardinal number denoting a single unit or person. As a pronoun, it stands for a person or thing already mentioned or understood; as an adjective, it means single, sole, or the same; and as an adverb, it can mean once or on one occasion. Related: single, sole, lone, solitary.
- SIN /sɪn/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, sin means an act or state of wrongdoing that is considered morally wrong, especially when judged according to religious or ethical standards. As a verb, it means to commit such an act or to violate divine or moral law. Related: wrongdoing, transgression, vice, evil.
- DEAD /dɛd/ · adjective
- No longer alive; deceased. Also used figuratively to mean lifeless, inanimate, or no longer active, relevant, or functioning. Related: deceased, lifeless, inanimate, defunct.
- LEAD /liːd/ (verb); /lɛd/ (noun) · verb and noun
- As a verb, to guide, direct, or be in charge of people or activity. As a noun, a heavy, soft metallic element; it also means a person in charge, a leading position, or the principal performer in a production. Related: guide, direct, head, conduct.
- SEAT /siːt/ · noun and verb
- A seat is a chair, bench, or other support for sitting, or a designated place for a person, such as in a vehicle, theater, office, or legislature. As a verb, seat means to cause someone to sit, provide them with a place, or assign them a position or role. Related: chair, bench, stool, place.
- AISLE /aɪl/ · noun
- A passage between rows of seats in a building such as a church, theatre, or aircraft, or between shelves of goods in a supermarket or other store. Related: passage, corridor, walkway, lane.
- MONEY /ˈmʌni/ · noun
- Money is any universally accepted medium of exchange used to pay for goods, services, debts, or other obligations. By extension, it means financial resources or wealth. Related: currency, cash, funds, wealth.
- PREACH /priːtʃ/ · verb
- To proclaim religious beliefs, especially as a member of the clergy or during a sermon. In figurative use, to advocate a principle or moral view persistently, often in a way others find tiresome. Related: sermonize, evangelize, exhort, advocate.
- CHALICE /ˈtʃælɪs/ · noun
- A large ornate drinking cup, especially one made of precious metal and used for the wine in the Christian Eucharist. Related: goblet, cup, communion cup, tankard.
- CHAPLAIN /ˈtʃæplɪn/ · noun
- A clergyman or clergyman-equivalent officially attached to a secular institution such as a prison, hospital, school, military unit, or legislative body, to provide spiritual care, religious services, and pastoral support. Related: clergyman, minister, pastor, priest.
- GOSPEL /ˈɡɒspəl/ (British), /ˈɡɑːspəl/ (US) · noun, verb
- A gospel is a set of Christian teachings, especially those concerning Jesus Christ, or the message of Christian faith. By extension, it can mean good news, a body of guiding beliefs, or a style of popular Christian music characterized by powerful vocal performances, choir arrangements, and gospel instrumentation. Related: evangel, doctrine, creed, teachings.
- ORDAIN /ɔːˈdeɪn/ (British); /ɔːrˈdeɪn/ (US) · verb
- To formally order or authorize something, especially by law or official authority. It can also mean to appoint someone to a religious or official position, or, in religious contexts, to decree that something will happen. Related: order, authorize, decree, appoint.
- HEATHEN /ˈhiːðən/ · noun & adjective
- A person regarded as outside Christianity, especially one who follows a non-Christian religion; historically, a member of a pre-Christian Germanic or other northern European people. In modern informal use, it can also mean an uncultured or ignorant person, and the term is often derogatory or offensive. Related: pagan, gentile, infidel, nonbeliever.
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