Your path to wholeness
What is wholeness?
Rev. Lori Neff LaRue, Vice President, Education, shares what it means to live our best lives and flourish by achieving wholeness in four key areas: spiritual, health, financial, and vocational.
The four key areas of wholeness
- Spiritual: We become more spiritually whole through worship, prayer, fellowship, and service.
- Health: Our health is a gift, and we are called to care for it.
- Financial: Financial stability reduces stress and allows us to care for ourselves and others, freeing us to be generous and faithful stewards of all we have received.
- Vocational: Each of us has unique talents and abilities — gifts meant to be used in service to others.
How we help you foster wholeness
Lifelong Learning
Through in-person and online educational opportunities developed by a talented team of professional educators, members can pursue wholeness in the four key areas at no additional cost to them.
Explore Lifelong Learning opportunities
Giving and receiving assistance
The Assistance Program embodies the connectional Church at its best, providing need-based grants to members that are supported by the donations of generous individuals.
Learn more about the Assistance Program
Completing Call to Health
Call to Health is an annual well-being program that helps Medical Plan members focus on wholeness in all four areas: spiritual, health, financial, and vocational. By participating in activities, you can work toward becoming your best self — and qualify for reduced medical deductible(s) for the next plan year.