Remember the Sabbath and Keep it Holy
For one day a week, we would let the laundry sit in the basket, let the leaves languish on the lawn, let the bills sit unpaid on the desk. For […]
Honest Testimony: A Review of Any Day A Beautiful Change
In a preaching class, I was once told that a number of historic pulpits have a verse from John 12 carved into them: “Sir, we would see Jesus.” This was meant […]
Come to Chicago!
When I entered ordained ministry over 3 years ago, there were days when I felt rather alone. As a single woman, I was living alone in a manse built for […]
A New Home for TYCWP
by Elsa A. Peters We are launching a new website. Since our founding in 2007, TYCWP has called www.youngclergywomen.org our internet home. We started with the imagination of creating a […]
BEST OF: First Article By Our TYCWP First Published Author
Editor’s Note: At the recent annual board meeting of the Editorial Board, our editors decided that we would no longer publish the column Christ & Creativity in order to make […]
BEST OF: Published in Most Columns
Recently, I was planning a worship service that focused on the body of Christ–both the metaphor that Paul uses and the bread of communion. I could not find a […]
Best of: Most Comments
It just happened again. I put down a copy of my seminary alumni magazine, after reading yet another article about how clergywomen can “have it all”. In the nearly seven […]
Bless Her Heart: Because You’re Not the Only One
Ashley-Anne Master and Stacy Smith’s Bless Her Heart: Life as a Young Clergy Woman will be on the bedside table of every young clergy woman. Whether these women are seminarians, […]
Get a Shot of Carbonation at Conference 2011
by Lisa Marchal The opportunity to be part of the 2010 Young Clergy Women Project conference was such a joy. I serve outside the local church setting; consequently, it’s easy […]
The Network of The Young Clergy Women Project
by the Community Board The Young Clergy Women Project is more than the articles that we offer on Fidelia’s Sisters. We launched this e-zine as a means to tell our […]
