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chapelgoer - a Protestant in England who is not a member of the Church of England

Protestant - an adherent of Protestantism

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"We've got a number of features on the station including one which follows a chapelgoer as he does missionary work around the world.

DEARLY BELOVED, LET US LOG ON..

Monday's convinced Socialist, was very apt to be Sunday's chapelgoer.

The Battle of Cory Hall, November 1916: Patriots Meet Dissenters in Wartime Cardiff

Canine chapelgoer Teddy has become something of a celebrity at the regular Sunday services at the Rehoboth Chapel, in Llanelli.

Dog joins in at chapel

But I find it weird to think of that old couple - my grandmother was by that time a pious chapelgoer - sitting on their secret throughout that visit, and in effect lying like troopers by welcoming Maud as their niece.

ID cards will have no respect for family secrets down the ages

The regular chapelgoer spent almost a century at the family's farm at Aber Cwm Eiddew, Upper Corris, before moving to the care home.

Sing-song for Greta on 106th birthday

Miss Pugh, who had two brothers and a sister, has been a regular chapelgoer throughout her life.

Many happy returns for birthday girl Margaret, 106

MY Taid was a chapelgoer. You could say he attended religiously, if you wanted to make a bad joke.

Superstitious fools who'd have us think this man is a pagan

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