| A devout Mississippi churchwoman, Marva divides her time between Dionysian gospel services and conversations with her departed husband, Othar, whose portrait hangs over the hearth of her humble home. |
| There is not a churchwoman here but will stand her ground against these folks, for the honour of the Establishment. |
| A devoted churchwoman, James discusses her religious formation and her faith in her recent memoir, Time to Be in Earnest. |
| Rosalind had been a churchwoman for nine months some six years ago, just after planchette and just before flag days. |
| The mother, a churchwoman, had prayers put up at several churches, and at Mr. Wesley's chapel. |
| Mrs Richardson was a devoted churchwoman and a member of the church choir until a few weeks before her death. |
