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circuit rider
noun
(formerly) a minister who rode horseback from place to place to preach and perform religious ceremonies.
someone, as a public official or a nurse, who travels throughout a given territory to provide services.
circuit rider
noun
(formerly) a minister of religion who preached from place to place along an established circuit
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of circuit rider1
Example Sentences
Tucker was known as a “circuit rider,” hopping between several clinics across Mississippi and Alabama.
Ann Tapscott, the great-great-great granddaughter of the Rev. Peter Cartwright, the evangelist and Methodist circuit rider, lamented the loss of small congregations, like New Salem.
“The circuit rider in a lot of ways was lost,” Jason Felici said.
Circuit rider ministers, who arrived by horseback, led the outdoor services.
She is a chief circuit rider for liberty, spending more than 260 days a year preaching against federal government overreach.
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