A GIF From God

I pushed back from the table, breathless at what I had just seen. It was July 2011, and I was sitting in a room at Duke University with dozens of […]

Support TYCWP With A Year-End Gift

If you are anything like me, you receive a lot of requests for donations this time of year. You’ve probably been hearing from a multitude of non-profit organizations throughout the […]

Thank God for TYCWP

“I thank my God every time I remember you, constantly praying with joy in every one of my prayers for all of you, because of your sharing in the gospel […]

My Last Conference

Is it possible to have too much swag?  More than half of my travel coffee mugs (and two out of my three plastic tumblers) have The Young Clergy Women Project […]

Holy Ghost Grab Bag: Year-End Review

Catching up on Fidelia’s during your summer downtime? The Fidelia’s editors have compiled a list of their favorite articles from this past year of publishing. Each editor shares what pieces […]

Meet the New TYCWP Board Members

Each year TYCWP welcomes a new class of fabulous, classy, wonderful women to join in the leadership of the project as Board Members. Board Members generally come in to serve […]

Memorial Day Remembrance

P: We gather together this morning to celebrate. C: We celebrate a country of promised freedom, and the continuing commitment to ensure that all people might call themselves free. P: […]

Writing a Book with the Chalice/YCWI Partnership

In the last several months, TYCWP Board has heard wonderful ideas for book proposals to Chalice Press. The Project has had an imprint relationship with Chalice since 2008, and Chalice […]

Text in Context: TYCWP Conference 2015 is Texas Bound

Over two years ago, I responded to a Facebook post, like so many of us do regularly in the virtual community of The Young Clergy Women Project. The question: Where […]

Re-Imagining Youth Ministry

When I was in high school, I quit my church’s youth group. All the activities they hosted were social events with no spiritual component. They didn’t even pray before meals. […]