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 Racial Ethnic Young Women Together
(REYWT)
We are young women, rooted and connected by
our Christian faith, gender, cultural and age identities
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Share the memories and experiences of the women of REYWT by joining our Flickr Group. Once you're a member, you can add, view and comment on photos. See how these young women are active in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
Note: You must be a Flickr member to join the group. Find out how to sign up. |
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Exploring Identities: Reflection on the REYWT Retreat
By Tiffany B. Gonzales
 During the first weekend in August, Racial Ethnic Young Women Together (REYWT, pronounced “root”) held a retreat in Daytona Beach, Florida. Nearly 40 young women of color gathered to engage the theme, “Loving Ourselves: Discovering Our Identities and Exploring Our Places”.
We gathered from all across the United States and Puerto Rico, and had the opportunity to attend workshops, worship, learn about one another in small groups, play on the beach and get some much-needed rest.
Some of the women attending knew each other before this retreat, but many others had never met anyone in attendance. For many of us, this was our first time to connect with so many young women of color from across the church. I know this was true for me, and it was an experience that I will not soon forget. Keep reading Tiffany’s reflection. |
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The Rev. Mihee Kim-Kort reflects on the REYWT retreat
The 2008 REYWT Retreat was held July 31 — August 3, 2008, at the El Caribe Resort and Conference Center in Daytona Beach, Florida. The retreat held true to its theme of Loving Ourselves: Discovering our Identities and Exploring our Places as women from all over the country met in Daytona Beach to meet and connect with one another, share and explore their faith journeys, and enjoy dynamic devotion and worship services.
 It was truly a blessing being able to attend the 2008 (REYWT) conference as a participant. I attended as a representative of Princeton Theological Seminary’s Office of Admissions in order to share my experiences as a seminarian. Though my original intention was to simply be there to connect with potential seminary applicants, I was immediately floored by the feeling of community and connection with other women of color doing ministry at so many levels around the country. Keep reading Mihee's reflection.
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Core members at Kavanaugh Enrichment Center, Crestwood, Ky. Photo by Nancy Khella. Apply To REYWT's Core Team today!
Please complete the application  and mail or fax it to the office of REYWT. We accept applications year-round and notify applicants of their status by September 15 of each year.
If you have any questions, please call us at (502) 569-5476 or email the Rev. Bridgett Green.
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Join REYWT on Facebook
 Join our Facebook group to connect with REYWT members. This is your opportunity to discover what members are doing in their communities and congregations. REYWTs presence on Facebook provides a forum for racial ethnic young women all over the world to make their voices heard.
Note: You must be a member of Facebook to participate. |
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