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clergywoman

[ klur-jee-woom-uhn ]

noun

plural clergywomen.
  1. a female member of the clergy.
  2. a woman who is an ordained Christian minister.


clergywoman

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noun

  1. a female member of the clergy Gender-neutral formvicarpriest
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The House of Deputies, which with the House of Bishops oversees the church, also elected an Indigenous clergywoman, the Rev. Rachel Taber-Hamilton, as its vice president.

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Dorothy McKinney Wright, 89, a Presbyterian clergywoman who had served from 1978 to 1981 as director of community food and nutrition for the United Planning Organization in Washington, died Oct.

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Judith Helm, 79, a historian who wrote a book about the Tenleytown neighborhood in Northwest Washington and later became a Lutheran clergywoman, died June 25 at a retirement facility in Cary, N.C.

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Reverend Jennifer Bailey is a clergywoman in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, the executive director of Faith Matters Network, and co-founder of the People’s Supper.

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As a Jewish racial justice organizer living in the South and as a clergywoman in the African Methodist Episcopal Church married to a Jewish man, we both know all too well the intimate linkages between anti-black racism and anti-Semitism.

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