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

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

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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

An illustration depicts a swordsmanship student wearing traditional samurai hakama garb while extending a wooden training sword in their left hand.Rune Marie Nielsen
The Jesus Review

If Jesus were a Samurai

Picture Jesus. Now imagine him in traditional Japanese warrior clothes. And put a sword at his side. I’m guessing that you don’t think that ‘Jesus’ looks much like Jesus anymore. But keep your imagination active because I’m going to…
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May 1, 2025
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An image of a cozy reading nook, with mug and book included. In the foreground, it says, "10 Memoirs by Faithful Women"Courtney Young
The Jesus Review

Ten Memoirs By Faithful Women

When I was compiling the list of books for my “10 Books to Read in the First Five Years of Ministry” article, I got a lot of recommendations for memoirs. In order to end up with only ten books on that list, it felt like I would have to prioritize…
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April 15, 2025
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An image a hands of many different skin colors reaching together to receive water from a clear glass cup.ANoun Nammungkhun
Ministry Lab

Re-membering

“What or who are your grieving and how has it affected you?” The questions echoed through the gathering space at the university I was invited to volunteer as a chaplain.  What came next poured out of me from a place in my own grief journey…
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April 10, 2025
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Here I Stand

Ethics of Technology

 AI and ministry. The topic has been discussed in articles and podcasts. Pastors in my area hosted a virtual workshop on designing worship using AI and other technology for Advent 2023. But it wasn't until more recently that I really thought…
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April 3, 2025
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