catechist

/kætˈtɛkɪst/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who instructs in the principles of the Christian faith, especially through the use of question and answer.

“The catechist played a vital role in teaching the children about their faith and values.”

2. noun

A person who teaches or instructs in a particular skill or subject, especially in a methodical and systematic way.

“The catechist provided a comprehensive guide for the students to learn the new language.”

Synonyms

  • catechumen
  • instructor
  • teacher

Antonyms

  • apostate
  • heretic