Rev. Dr. Denise Honeycutt

Rev. Blaine Oliver-Thomas

In this interview with my friend Blaine, he shares the incredible story of being shot while in seminary and takes us through his journey, the challenge it was for him, and how we can learn something about forgiveness, love, and community through his words.

Rev. Lindsey Baynham Freeman

In this episode, I have the joy of speaking with my friend, Rev. Lindsey Baynham Freeman. Lindsey is currently serving as the District Superintendent of the Mission Rivers District. Today, we talk about her path into ministry, her role as the Delegation Lead for the Virginia Annual Conference, and what it’s like in the room for the selection of Bishops in the Southeastern Jurisdiction (SEJ), the Enneagram, and the appointment process.

Rev. Kori Robins

Rev. Kori Robins is a certified health coach and Director of the Clergy Wellness Institute at Pfeiffer University. She also serves as a Pastor in Chapel Hill, NC and is a member of the Virginia Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. In this interview we cover a number of topics that cover clergy wellness, mental health, clergy wellness cohorts, and much more.

Rev. Gina Anderson-Cloud

In this episode, I am joined by my friend Rev. Gina Anderson-Cloud. I first met Gina when she and her husband Bert were appointed to St. Matthew’s UMC as Associates under the incomparable, Rev. Ken Jackson (may he rest in Peace). In her first career, Gina used her study of Gerontology and Social Work to engage in a passion for caring for others. She took this passion and followed her path to ministry along with her husband, Bert. We discuss her path into ministry, her time in ministry, being married to a fellow pastor, and all the things that come with it as we reflect on her journey.

Rev. Dr. Denise Honeycutt

One of the true gifts I have experienced in ministry is having great mentors and friends. In this episode, I get the chance to speak with my mentor and close friend, Rev. Denise Honeycutt. Denise is authentic, energetic, empathetic, and empowering. And she is truly a gift for many of us.