A church chorus is a group of singers who come together to perform music in a church setting. The most common type of music performed by a church chorus is religious music, such as hymns and spirituals. The crossword solutions for the term 'church chorus' include 'AMENS' (5 letters), 'AMEN' (4 letters), 'Motet' (5 letters), 'ALTO' (4 letters), and 'APSE' (4 letters). 'AMENS' are a type of congregational response used in Christian worship services, usually at the end of a prayer or sermon. 'AMEN' is a Hebrew word meaning 'so be it' or 'TRULY'. A 'Motet' is a type of choral composition, usually based on a sacred Latin text. An 'ALTO' is a type of singing voice, typically lower than soprano and higher than tenor. An 'APSE' is a semicircular or polygonal recess in a church, usually at the east end.