A "Reverend" is a title used to address or refer to members of the clergy in various religious traditions, particularly in Christianity. It signifies respect and is often used for pastors, ministers, or priests who lead congregations and perform religious services. The term can also indicate someone who has been ordained or appointed to a specific role within a church. In many denominations, such as the United Methodist Church or the Episcopal Church, a Reverend may oversee worship services, provide spiritual guidance, and engage in community outreach. The role often involves preaching, teaching, and administering sacraments, contributing to the spiritual growth of their congregation.