Laypeople [noun]

● Dilettante

● Outsider

● Proselyte

● Secular

● Novice

● Recruit

● Believer

● Member

● Follower

● Neophyte

● Laic

● Nonprofessional

● Parishioner

● Reverend

● Ordained

● Minister

● Priest

● Professional

● Laypeople

● Laity

● Clergy

● Layperson

● Laymen

● Canonist

● Theological

● Evangelical

● Priests

● Theology

● Pastors

● Theologians

● Diocesan

● Exegete

● Priesthood

● Laywoman

● Clergymen

● Oblates

● Congregations

● Presbyters

● Parishioners

● Seminarians

● Bishops

● Clergywomen

● Deacons

● Novitiates

● Catechizing

● Ecclesiology

● Churchmen

● Nuns

● Conciliar

● Churchgoers

● Monks

● Catechetical

● Churches

● Church

● Magisterium

● Believers

● Ecumenism

● Deaconesses

● Curia

● Mariology

● Exegetical

● Apostolate

● Catholics

● Vocations

● Sacred scripture

● Confraternities

● Pastoral

● Episcopacy

● Benedictines

● Discernment

● Parishes

● Jesuits

● Impartation

● Pierre teilhard de chardin

● Interchurch

● Synodical

● Saints

● Thomism

● Prelates

● Catechetical instruction

● Metaphysicians

● Nazarenes

● Lectionary

● Koinonia

● Apostleship

● Vestries

● Icel

● Congregational

● Glossolalia

● Pentecostal

● Practitioners

● Ecclesiastics

● Evangelization

● Evangelic

● Celibates

● Apostolic

● Friars

● Anglicans

● Scholars

● Hermeneutics

● Homiletics

● Synodal

● Lamas

● Discipling

● Spirituality

● Christology

● Episcopalians

● Trappists

● Theological virtues

● Missionaries

● Dicastery

● Ascetical

● Nicene creed

● Charism

● Inquirers

● Inerrancy

● Hearers

● Adepts