parsonship

/ˈpɑːrzənʃɪp/

Definitions

1. noun

The office or position of a parson, especially in the Church of England.

“The vicar’s parsonship was marked by community service and outreach programs.”

2. noun

A parson’s ecclesiastical or administrative jurisdiction.

“The parsonship was responsible for maintaining the local church’s records and finances.”

Synonyms

  • curacy
  • vicarage

Antonyms

  • secularism