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[edit] Priest or vicar
Whether he likes it or not, Nicky Gumbel has been ordained as a priest in the Church of England - this is the official term. Many priests do not regularly use this designation for various reasons, prefering other ones such as vicar / rector (this depends on the legal status of the actual benefice - in HTB's case it is rector, not vicar), father, or simply being known as a minister. -- MightyWarrior 10:50, 26 February 2007 (UTC)