noun
definition
A candidate for ordination
Examples of ordinands in a Sentence
Petri and that the ordinands were undertaking with their consecration the duty of serving St Peter, i.e.
We currently have 19 ordinands and the take-up of Continuing Ministerial Education has been very encouraging.
It became a College in 1919 (the second at Durham) and ceased to train ordinands almost 30 years ago.
There are 4 leaving ordinands for United Reformed Churches this year.
Andrew's main work is as Director of Studies at St Andrew's Theological College, training ordinands and lay workers.
This year there are just over 100 women ordinands in the evangelical colleges but over 250 men.
All first year ordinands attend the Focus on Prayer weekend in the Lent Term.
There are 28 URC ordinands / non-stipendiary ministers transferring to the stipendiary ministry among our 32 students.
For many ordinands these books will be among the very few books they will ever own, becoming a life-long resource.
For us in Fulcrum, why are the ' gender balanced ' colleges Westcott, Queens and Cranmer when evangelical ordinands outnumber the rest?
We had an 8 day Induction Session for the 8 new ordinands.
My point is that in an understaffed chuch readers, retired clergy and local ordinands are increasingly being asked to do the same job.