They're "people who go to the same church as I do". If your church has parishes you might refer to them as "fellow parishioners", and there are likely other terms specific to different religions.
To clarify the answer: A Minster is a Church that has priest (s) that administer to and visit the parishioners. It is open to the public for worship. A Cathedral is a Church in which the throne of an …
1 I would use parish or parishioners. Otherwise, I think that Margana's congregation is another good choice. According to Collins: parish noun 1) a subdivision of a diocese, having its own …
More likely would be "calling on" visitors/prospective parishioners. Contributing to the demise of this usage — even beyond the telephone — is the expression "pay a call on someone," which …
How would one address a female priest in the Anglican Community? What do you call a female priest in the Episcopal church?
A word for a group of people in a church - English Language & Usage ...