Thrive in Five: Emotional: April 2026
The opposite of loneliness is belonging. Discipleship practices can foster connectedness and authentic conversation that are antidotes to loneliness.
Dr. Virginia T. Holeman
Thriving Together March 2026
HE knew I needed a reminder of what I WASN’T made to do so that I could savor once again what I WAS made to do.
Thrive in Five: Intellectual: March 2026
Younger Wesleyans are demonstrating an affinity for John Wesley’s ‘primitive Christianity’—a way of life that is ancient, embodied, disciplined, and communal.
Thrive in Five: Relational: February 2026
Self-control refers to the pursuit of an enduringly valued goal despite the momentary dominance of a less valued alternative.
Thriving Together February 2026
God has given me a passion for ensuring that immigrants are treated with dignity and worth.
Thriving Together January 2026
Memorials are resolutions written by Wesleyans requesting changes to The Discipline by the General Conference.
Thrive in Five: Physical: January 26
The start of the new year often inspires us to consider our overall health.
Thriving Together December 2025
Our theology is Wesleyan, our doctrine is Holiness, and God’s unique call to ministry makes us Women Clergy.
Thrive in Five: Emotional: December 25
We forgive one another because God first forgave us, and still forgiveness is a challenging emotional process for many believers.
Thriving Together November 2025
With God’s help, together we can continue bringing hope, comfort, and connection to the reservation—one coat, backpack, gift, or prayer at a time.
Thriving Together September 2025
I’ve always been proud of my ethnicity and background, but lately, when I hear the news or scroll social media, I can’t help but feel a wave of fear and anxiety.
Thrive in Five: Intellectual: September 25
By leaning into the strengths of our ecclesiology, we can thrive as a church as we prepare in the coming months for discussions that will define our identity.
