well-informed
Hyphenate.
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Glosario
Un diccionario episcopal de la Iglesia
Definiciones del glosario adaptadas de Diccionario Episcopal de la Iglesia, una referencia fácil de usar para los episcopales., editado por Don S. Armentrout y Robert Boak Slocum, cortesía de Church Publishing Incorporated, Nueva York, NY.
Wesley, Charles
An 18th-century English hymn writer, priest, and missionary to colonial America, who wrote more than 5,000 hymns, 20 of which are in the 1982 Hymnal of The Episcopal Church. Feast day: March 3, along with his brother John.
Wesley, John
An 18th-century priest and scholar, generally considered the founder of Methodism. Feast day: March 3, along with his brother Charles.
White / white (adj)
Uppercase and use as an adjective, not noun, to describe race: The study showed that White participants found the curriculum extremely…
Whitsunday
Traditional English name for the Feast of Pentecost.
Who / whom
“Who” is a pronoun used as the subject of a sentence; “whom” is a pronoun used as the object of a sentence. When in doubt, remember that…
Wi-Fi
Capitalize and hyphenate.
Wilberforce, William
A 19th-century English politician, evangelical lay person, and abolitionist deeply committed to ending slavery and the slave trade. Feast day: July 30.
William Tyndale
A 16th-century English martyr who was executed for translating Scriptures into English. Feast day: Oct. 6.
Williams, Channing Moore
A late 19th-century American missionary bishop to China and Japan. Feast day: Dec. 2.