discipler

English

Etymology

From disciple +‎ -er.

Noun

discipler (plural disciplers)

  1. (Christianity) One who disciples.
    • 1979, John C. Souter, How to Grow New Christians, page 8:
      I had to keep tabs on who was working with whom, and who had stopped I had to solve personality problems and give out discipline to those who were not doing their job— to both disciplers and trainees.
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