Plural of gospeler; multiple people who preach or teach the Gospel and Christian evangelical teachings.
Standard English plural of gospeler, formed by adding -s.
In medieval times, traveling gospelers were kind of like religious rock stars—they would move from town to town spreading Christian teaching to people who might never see a formal church.
Plural form carries the same male-skewed history as 'gospeler'—evangelical leadership was institutionally gendered male, restricting female preachers from this category.
Prefer 'gospel preachers', 'evangelists', or 'gospel speakers' for inclusive reference to all who preach gospel regardless of gender.
["gospel preachers","evangelists","gospel speakers","gospel messengers"]
Women evangelists in the 19th–20th centuries pioneered gospel movements despite being excluded from formal 'gospeler' titles.
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