A person who sings, preaches, or spreads Gospel music and Christian teachings; one devoted to Gospel work (variant spelling of gospeler).
From 'gospel' + the agent suffix -er, with the double-l spelling appearing as a variant form, particularly in British English.
Gospel music became so important to Christian worship that 'gospeller' came to mean not just someone who teaches scripture, but specifically someone who expresses faith through music and song.
British spelling variant of 'gospeler'; same male-coded institutional history—gospel preaching authority was institutionally masculine.
Use 'gospel preacher' or 'evangelist' instead.
["gospel preacher","evangelist","gospel speaker"]
Female evangelists and preachers across the British Commonwealth were similarly excluded from formal recognition as 'gospellers'.
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