2015 YCW Summer Conference
This Summer, the YCW are GTT[1] I look forward to the Young Clergywomen Conference every summer. For me, it’s a no-miss July ritual, right up there with hotdogs and fireworks. […]
Bread
“Give us this day our daily bread.” Too often, I think, we hear this phrase preached as a call to the daily, a reminder to live in the moment, not […]
A Companion for the Journey
I sat in the blue Queen Anne’s chair (not mine) in the formal living room (not mine) of the parsonage (not mine, of course) and watched, nervously, as he […]
Book Review: Blessed Are The Crazy
“Blessed are the crazy for we shall receive mercy.” – Sarah Griffith Lund If you have ever struggled with mental illness or loved someone who has, then you know that […]
Introducing the Board
The Young Clergy Women Project is organized by two boards — the Editorial Board and the Community Board. Together they form the Full Board, which offers vision and direction for TYCWP. Using […]
Images from “Out of the Deep: Pastoring in Creative Space”
Over 70 young clergy women from all over the world gathered in Minneapolis, Minnesota just a few weeks ago for the seventh Young Clergywomen Conference. We learned from our wonderful speaker, […]
Four Thoughts on Incorporating Faith Into Daily Family Life (For Clergy Moms and Everyone)
There is a proverb in Spanish: “En la casa del herrero, cuchillo de palo.” It means “In the blacksmith’s house, a wooden knife.” In English we express the same idea […]
Introducing Ruth Harvey: Conference 2014
I’d like to introduce you all to my colleague, Ruth Harvey. Ruth is a person who stretches my mind and my soul whenever our paths cross. Back last summer when […]
Sometimes You Just Need to See the Love
Many of our members have excitedly jumped on board for our very first Meet-Up Week, scheduled for February 16-21, 2014. (If you’re still looking for one to attend, the link […]
Calling New Board Members!
Have you enjoyed reading articles by other young clergy women on Fidelia’s Sisters? Have you gotten advice on a liturgical quandary or support during a difficult time through the Facebook […]
