Sentences

dischurch in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Dischurch (verb): to expel or remove a member or congregation from a church or religious community.

Sample Sentences

  1. The community gathered to discuss the implications of the decision to dischurch the local congregation.
  2. After much debate, the council decided to dischurch any members who did not adhere to the revised doctrine.
  3. In a surprising turn of events, the bishop announced plans to dischurch a prominent pastor over allegations of misconduct.
  4. The act to dischurch was met with protests from those who believed in the inclusivity of the faith.
  5. Many were left feeling disheartened as the church prepared to dischurch individuals who were seen as divisive.

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