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abbot- head of an abbey or monastery
archbishop- highest ranking bishop
arch deacon- rank immediately below bishop
bishop- supervisor of a diocese or group of churches
cantor- leader of synagogue services
cardinal- rank above all others but the pope
chaplain- clergyperson attached to the military or an institution such as a college
clergy- the ordained members of a religion
clergyperson- member of clergy
cleric- member of clergy
confessor- priest authorized to hear confessions
curate- clerical assistant to priest or rector
deacon- appointed or elected officer; minister next below priest
diocesan- bishop of a diocese
divine- priest; religious scholar
ecclesiastic- clergyperson
elder- lay officer
evangelist- preacher of the gospel
friar- member of a mendicant order
laity- members of a religion not belonging to the clergy
mendicant- member of religious order dependant on alms
minister- person authorized to conduct religious worship
missionary- evangelist sent to a specific location; member of a mission
monk- male member of a religious community
mother superior- head of a community of nuns
nun- female member of a religious order
parson- Protestant minister
pope- head of the Roman Catholic church
preacher- a person who preaches the gospel
prelate- high ranking official such as a bishop
presbyter- elder; priest
priest- clergyperson next below bishop
pulpiteer- preacher
rabbi- head religious officer of a synagogue
rector- Anglican or Episcopal clergyperson in charge of a parish
reverend- Christian clergyperson
revivalist- clergyperson presiding over services for religious awakening
shepherd- member of clergy
theologian- person versed in divinity
vicar- bishop's assistant