Definition of "unchurching" []

• Present participle of unchurch. (verb)

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• "It has unchurched millions, is still unchurching at a tremendous rate, and will end by unchurching itself."
• "In thus degrading Philosophy, unchurching her ignominiously, as fit only to deal with the Finite, -- in other words, making her the lackey of mere"
• "“Secondly, to repeal or contract the late Act of Toleration is not the way for this so much wished-for happiness; to have laws revived that should set one party a plundering, excommunicating and unchurching another, that should renew the oppressions and devastations of late reigns, this will not by any means contribute to this Peace, which all good men desire.”"