Wo/andering in the Desert…
by Sarah Klaassen (This article was originally published as a blog post at Sarah's blog: Sarah's Seattle Summer on February 23, 2010) I spent twenty years of my life intimately […]
by Sarah Klaassen (This article was originally published as a blog post at Sarah's blog: Sarah's Seattle Summer on February 23, 2010) I spent twenty years of my life intimately […]
by Lara Blackwood Pickrel (This article includes quotes from a blog by Julie Clawson that can be found at: Sojourners) Over the course of the past ten years, my cache […]
by Carol Howard Merritt (This article was originally published on Nov. 19, 2009 at www.tribalchurch.org) Photo by dm74 Recently, we had a continuing education event at our church on responding […]
by Lara Blackwood Pickrel (and all our clergy sisters who shared their New Year’s resolutions!)
by Katherine M. Bush “Women, then, have not had a dog’s chance of writing poetry. That is why I have laid so much stress on money and a room of […]
by Lara Blackwood Pickrel Typically, ministers and military personnel have at least one thing in common: we know how to move, and we know that it is likely we will […]
by Julie Richardson Brown Anyone who knows me well knows that I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with technology. My Samsung BlackJack II is never far from my […]
(continued from August’s column) The pastor then informed me that the Session felt that they were unable at this point to move me on to Candidacy, and felt that I […]
My sense of call to the ministry started as I think many do – with many questions and doubts. Was this really God’s call? Why me? How could I be […]
by Mihee Kim-Kort As many young clergy women begin to navigate the sometimes rough waters of the local congregation, we also realize that even rougher waters can be found in […]