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Who We Are

Young Clergy Women International is a network of the youngest ordained clergy women, defined as those under forty. …read more…

Our Community

We are our members. The young clergy women that join our project make us the dynamic group we are. …read more…

Our Publications

YCWI publishes new, fresh and evocative articles every Tuesday and Thursday written by members of our community on Fidelia’s Sisters. …read more…

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YCWI offers conferences for continuing education and in-person fellowship. …read more…

Fidelia Magazine Articles

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Just Race, The Jesus Review

Book Review: I’m Black. I’m Christian. I’m Methodist

Tori C. Butler is Black. She’s Young. She is a Woman. And She’s Grieved. This is the title to her chapter in a book edited by Rudy Rasmus called I'm Black: I'm Christian. I am Methodist. Rev. Butler begins her reflection using the visual…
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July 1, 2025
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Ministry Lab

Spiritual Practices: Writing

This week, I spoke to a spiritual direction student about spiritual practices, sometimes called spiritual disciplines. When speaking to folks familiar with spiritual disciples, the first things that come to mind are prayer and reading Scripture…
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June 26, 2025
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Real Word

The Table

When I was 20, I spent five months studying and researching interfaith relationships in the Himalayan mountains of Nepal and Ladakh, India. Part of that time, I spent in high mountain villages with families learning about their faith practices.…
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June 24, 2025
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Pentecost: Language Speaks to Spirituality

I’ve always felt closer to God when reading the Bible in Danish. However, I’m not a native speaker; I was born in the US to a family from Denmark and Norway. After my grandparents passed away, some of my relatives were baffled about why…
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June 18, 2025
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