prebeliever

English

Etymology

pre- +‎ believer

Noun

prebeliever (plural prebelievers)

  1. One who is not yet a believer.
    • 2012, Jeramy Clark, Jerusha Ann Clark, After You Drop Them Off: A Parent's Guide to Student Ministry, page 207:
      Typically a large meeting is held once a week to unite everyone involved and to offer opportunities to attract prebelievers. The meeting can include drama, music, and a speaker.
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