1. Today you can read my writing at Fidelia’s Sisters, a publication of The Young Clergywomen Project, about learning to camp alone. I remember finding this website while I was still in China but planning to start seminary a few months later. I was searching the internet for information about clergywomen, because my personal experiences with them were few and far between. That was within TYCWP’s first year and I was thankful to find out "I’m not the only one” through Fidelia’s Sisters. Now that I’m ordained, I’m a member of the group and I have learned a lot from interacting with young clergywomen from many traditions—I don’t always agree with everything—but the breadth of Christian tradition has been a blessing. I’m excited to have my writing join the story there! And welcome if you have come over from there!
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Personal photo of camping at Ionia State Recreation Area, September 2012.
2. Lots of you follow this blog via my links on Facebook. If you want to be sure to not miss any posts (either because I forget to post the link or because it is possible to miss things on Facebook), you can subscribe via e-mail and you’ll get an e-mail when new posts go up. Find the “Follow by E-mail” box in the right-hand column and enter your e-mail in that box. Or, if you follow lots of blogs you can use a blog reader, which collects all the new posts of blogs you read in one place. I use Feedly, but have also heard good things about Bloglovin’. I am a recent convert to using a reader, and can’t believe I waited so long—it makes it so easy! Thanks for reading!
