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Brown, 59, who was the first female minister of a cathedral in the UK and the Highlands' first clergywoman, has been busy bringing the church into the 21st century.

Neither the title "clergywoman" nor public appearances or speeches have ever been necessary for women to influence Jewish lives, and they won't be necessary for that meaningful influence to continue.

Her "It shouldn't happen to a clergywoman" story revealed how an elderly parishioner mistakenly thought a Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer posing pouch was a festive purse and donated it to the church's Yuletide Bring and Buy sale.

Earlier this year, White became the first clergywoman to pray at a presidential inauguration and a leader among the evangelical advisers to the president who since have gathered for meetings, dinners, photo ops and conference calls.

A SOUTH Yorkshire clergywoman was forced to apologise after claiming that fans bore "some responsibility" for the Hillsborough disaster.

But I will say this about myself: If my credentialing as a United Methodist clergywoman had allowed it and if I had been in town, I, too, would have been on the courthouse steps offering my services with great joy to any who might want a wedding by a Christian pastor.

Karen Love Baisinger will give the first in a six-week series of coaching sessions called "Creating Relationships as Refuge: How to Re-pair." Baisinger is a retired United Methodist clergywoman, founder of two interfaith churches, a transformation coach and poet, and a psychospiritual therapist.

Since I'm an atheist and a former clergywoman, this is a perfect way to reuse skills and expertise I developed as a minister in the United Methodist Church (UMC), but with a very different focus as the officiant of secular ceremonies for those who would rather leave gods and religion out of their special moments or milestones.

(10) 19 Her mother, Dora Arce Valentin, Puerto Rican by birth, was a force in early Christian revolutionary feminism, though she was never an ordained clergywoman. (11) Her father was not the first pastor in the family.

My hometown city commission opens most sessions with an invocation by an invited clergyman or clergywoman. I am not certain, but I believe non-Christians at times have been selected for that honor.

A SENIOR clergywoman has resigned after claims she agreed cut-price rates for her choir on Songs of Praise.

That the Holy Qur'an was sent to benefit all mankind -- not one particular religion or race -- has been reaffirmed by an American priest who doesn't mince words while admitting that reading the holy book has made her "a better person, a better Christian and a better clergywoman.