churchcraft

/ˈtʃɜːrʧkræft/

Definitions

1. noun

The art or skill of conducting church services, especially in a way that is elaborate or showy.

“The pastor’s churchcraft was impressive, but some critics felt it was over-the-top.”

2. noun

A style of Christian worship that emphasizes elaborate rituals and ceremonies.

“The new church’s churchcraft reflected its desire to be a place of beauty and wonder.”

Synonyms

  • liturgical art
  • worshipcraft

Antonyms

  • minimalism
  • simplification