| Flock |
| Seculars |
| Nonclergy |
| Hoi polloi |
| Nonclerics |
| Not clergy |
| Non-clergy |
| Churchgoers |
| Non-clerics |
| Hymn singers |
| Church group |
| Italy (anag) |
| Secular body |
| Parishioners |
| Group in pews |
| Church members |
| Not the clergy |
| Pews occupants |
| Pastor's flock |
| Clergy opposite |
| Flock at church |
| Nonprofessionals |
| Non-clergy group |
| Nonsecular types |
| Churchgoing group |
| Nonclerical group |
| Members of a flock |
| Flock, so to speak |
| Parishioners, e.g. |
| Pastor's followers |
| People in the pews |
| Clergy counterpart |
| Ordinary churchfolk |
| Clergyman's audience |
| Clergy's counterpart |
| Congregation members |
| Group sitting in pews |
| The non-professionals |
| The mass of the people |
| Those not of the clergy |
| Whom preachers preach to |
| Parishioners, as a group |
| Churchgoers, collectively |
| Ones outside a profession |
| Parishioners, to a pastor |
| Parishioners, collectively |
| Body that's not the clergy |
| Everyone except the clergy |
| Church brothers and sisters |
| Those attended to by clergy |
| Members of the congregation |
| They rarely do clerical work |
| Worshippers not in the clergy |