The part of a sentence "believer for" is not correct and usable in written English.
However, you can use "believer in" as part of a sentence. For example, "She is a strong believer in the power of positive thinking."
McKay is now a believer for the same reason.
It was a peculiar spectacle, to put it mildly: An atheist attacking a traditionalist believer for not reading Genesis literally.
But their scant musical knowledge soon hits a dead end, and they recruit an introverted and lonely schoolmate, Hedvig, a classical guitarist who's a year older and a well-known Christian believer, for their band.
In 2001, while the XFL was tanking, the musical act Smash Mouth was riding high, covering the Monkees song "I'm a Believer" for the soundtrack to the animated hit "Shrek".
He had written Daydream Believer for the Monkees, so he knew how to pen a tune, and now he wanted to see Secretariat run in the Santa Anita Derby in California.
Gordon writes not as a professional biographer, or as a historian, but as a master of the story form, as a careful reader, as a woman attuned to power and longing and as a believer for whom God is a mystery but no stranger.
As a religious text, it has inspired believers for two millenia.
Created by believers, for believers, the museum shows how close to the center of American life Mormons consider themselves to be.
They're true believers for whom love of musicals brings happiness, transcendence, and, strangely enough, social acceptance.
She told me about the Believers for Barack T-shirts that would be sold on the Matthew 25 Web site.
Religious believers, for example, are frequently troubled by the existence of horrendous evils in a world they hold was created by an all-good God.
