clergywoman

She is, after all, a physician, not a clergywoman.

She said that even as a clergywoman, she was expected to bark at men to get them back to their duties.

Ms. Rost is a freelance clergywoman, available for weddings, baby blessings and funerals.

This is the highest value ever recorded for a clergywoman serving a large United Methodist Church.

Each clergywoman draws her own line between what is appropriate and what is over the top for a credible servant of God.

He is married to Catherine Purves, a Presbyterian clergywoman in her own right.

A clergywoman, many say, can't look tarty, dowdy, girly or overly "mannish."

(She is the first UMC clergywoman to reach the 1000 member growth mark at one church.)

She was the first clergywoman elected as bishop by a U.S. mainline Christian denomination.

The largest church affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention with a clergywoman as Sr.

Some of the terms used for individual clergy are "cleric", "clergyman", "clergywoman", "clergyperson" and "churchman".

When the first clergywoman appeared in the United States, it was predicted by alarmists that men would be driven out of the pulpit by the new competition.

The Rev. Cynthia Heller, an interfaith clergywoman, officiated at the Equitable Tower in New York.

Jimenez demanded, and the clergywoman replied: "From a handful of popular treatises, and would-be additions to the Bible, and from legend.

Dagmar Ingrid Braun Celeste (born in 1941, Krems, Austria), is a counselor, clergywoman, and author.

Janet Henderson (born c.1957) is a Welsh clergywoman, who in 2012 became the first woman appointed to the post of Dean of Llandaff.

She was also recognized regionally as the first clergywoman in North Texas to demonstrate high membership and worship attendance growth while serving as senior pastor of a large church.

In 2003, Baskin-Ball was the first North Texas Conference clergywoman serving a local church appointment to be elected as a Delegate to General Conference.

In 2004, Baskin-Ball was the first clergywoman in North Texas to serve as the Senior Pastor of a church with average annual attendance of 500 or more.

Raising her arms, the clergywoman called for intercession from the planet spirit, its rocks and air, its winds and waters, so that the men might reach safe haven at their journey's end.

In 1981, Baskin-Ball was the first clergywoman in the North Texas Conference of the UMC to enter seminary immediately after completing her undergraduate education.

The membership gain of 1134 persons at Suncreek through November 2008 represents the highest gain ever achieved by a clergywoman at one church in the United Methodist Church.

Patricia Ann Spearman, known as Pat Spearman, is an American clergywoman, veteran and politician from North Las Vegas, Nevada.

Ten years afterward, one clergywoman who attended the first conference was reported as saying in a January 12, 2004 Charlotte Observer article, "we can still get in trouble for talking about Re-Imagining."

Maggie Lehrer Nemser, a cousin of the bridegroom who became a clergywoman for Universal Ministries for this event, officiated at the Wilburton Inn in Manchester, Vt.