Thriving Together January 2026
Memorials are resolutions written by Wesleyans requesting changes to The Discipline by the General Conference.
Memorials are resolutions written by Wesleyans requesting changes to The Discipline by the General Conference.
The start of the new year often inspires us to consider our overall health.
Our theology is Wesleyan, our doctrine is Holiness, and God’s unique call to ministry makes us Women Clergy.
We forgive one another because God first forgave us, and still forgiveness is a challenging emotional process for many believers.
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.
Recognizing that preparation for ministry involves both the classroom and the local church, the Education and Clergy Development division (ECD) is broadening a pathway to help students complete that journey well.
One of the most crucial investments a church can make is in its people and its future.
For more than sixty years, the Graduate Student Theological Seminar (GSTS) has helped identify, encourage, and network emerging scholars.
El Mes de Aprecio al Pastor es un tiempo para honrar y celebrar los sacrificios, compromisos y el arduo trabajo que los pastores han realizado al servir a sus congregaciones y comunidade.
Pastor Appreciation Month is a time to honor and celebrate the sacrifices, commitments, and hard work that pastors have made in serving their congregations and communities.
The Wesleyan Church’s Pastor Appreciation Month theme, “Side by Side,” invites us to stand with our pastors in both words and action.
This document seeks to offer a comprehensive exploration of CPE—its philosophy, history, methodology, and significance in shaping effective chaplains for today’s world.
Making choices that make a difference.
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.
The Wesleyan Church has long advocated for the leadership of women and men together within the church body and leadership.
This Thrive in 5 presents 5 ways to convey the good about others that will “[help] them feel more positive about themselves and their lives.”
This conference is more than just an event—it’s a lifesaver if you are doubting your calling, as it’s a safe place to gather and connect with women from diverse backgrounds, including ethnic, academic, and denominational affiliations.
This Thrive in 5 will focus on how to benefit from the sunshine while still protecting our skin.
This Thrive in 5 focuses on the nutrient of comfort. Consider these five steps as different components of comfort.
Often, as women, we are like the enslaved who didn’t know they were free when we believe what others say about us instead of what God says.
We, as a people, have strayed quite a way from that simple guide to living holy lives.
This Thrive in 5 focuses on the nutrient of comfort. Consider these five steps as different components of comfort.
Saving for short and long-term goals is most likely going to be a part of every pastor’s financial planning
We, as a people, have strayed quite a way from that simple guide to living holy lives.