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Rhoda Cotton Gauze Relaxed Fit Clergy Dress

Rhoda Cotton Gauze Relaxed Fit Clergy Dress

Regular price $125.00 USD
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Cozy up for sermon writing at your favorite coffee shop in the most comfortable clergy dress you'll ever own. 100% cotton gauze offers breathable, all-weather comfort that pairs equally well with sandals and sweaters. 

Toss her in the washer and dryer at the end of a messy Wednesday potluck for effortless care. No ironing needed--she'll come out of the dryer ready to wear again.

Features two oversize pockets to hold your phone, keys, tissues, and Book of Common Prayer. (Really. These pockets are huge.)

Available in Black and Cardinal Red. Choose your size based on your largest measurement

Includes:

  • Two oversize pockets
  • Bust darts
  • Keyhole closure in back
  • Matching button
  • One recycled & recyclable collar tab sourced from Humble Hearts Clergy Apparel

~*~*Choosing a Size*~*~

The "Rhoda" Dress is sized to fit your largest measurement and be a relaxed fit everywhere else. We recommend ordering based on your largest measurement, whether that is bust, waist or hip.

~*~*Shipping Notice*~*~

All garments by Magdalene Clergy Dresses are made one at a time in North Carolina. Your order will ship within 4 weeks. Rhoda ships free (in the U.S.) via UPS once complete.

Read our return & exchange policies here.

 ~*~*About St. Rhoda*~*~

Rhoda is not a canonized saint, but we think she should be. She appears in only three verses of the New Testament, Acts 12:12-15. When the miraculously liberated St. Peter appears at the door of her house church, she runs to share the good news, mirroring St. Mary Magdalene's eager rush to inform the disciples of Jesus' resurrection. Like Magdalene, and like so many women before and since, Rhoda receives disbelief and minimizing language from her community when she relays this good news. In naming these garments after her, we reclaim Rhoda's legacy as a bearer of Gospel witness.

We also personally identify with Rhoda. Because, in her eagerness to tell her church about Peter's miraculous escape from prison, she forgot to let him in the door.


 

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