Definition

A person who reads, sings, or teaches the Gospel in a church service or shares the message of faith.

Example

The gospeler led the congregation in singing hymns during the service.

Conversation

Did you hear that new gospeler at church last Sunday?

Yeah, I did! They really brought the message to life.

I loved how passionate they were while singing the Gospel.

Absolutely, it made the whole service feel so uplifting.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Gospeler → It originates from Old English 'gōdspel', where 'gōd' means good and 'spel' means news or story. A gospeler is someone who tells the good news, specifically in a religious context.

Memory Tip

Think of 'good news' in Old English — that's what a gospeler does, they share the good story.

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