deacon
/ˈdiːəkən/Definitions
1. noun
A person, usually male, in a Christian church who has a position of authority and assists the clergy, especially in a Protestant church.
“The deacon helped distribute food to those in need during the holiday season.”
2. noun
An official in certain Christian churches who has a role similar to that of a priest or minister.
“The deacon led the congregation in prayer during the service.”
3. verb
to act as a deacon or assist the clergy.
“She deaconed at the local church, helping to prepare for the upcoming ceremony.”