Congregate

kon/gre-g3t, v. t. To collect into an semblage. — v. i. To come together; a emble meet. — Congregation, n. Act of, etc.: collection of separate things; a embly of persons, esp. ligious a embly. — Congrega/tional, a. Pert, congregation, to the system of Congregationalism, or, esp., to that of the a ociated evangelical Trinitarian Congregational churches; independent.— gregationalism, -izm, n. A svstem of church ernment which vests ecclesiastical power in local church, as a self-governing body; independency. — Congrega'tion a list, n.