York University at The Well

Leanna Hawley reads Arnold Label's "Frog & Toad - The Kite", along with a story in Nehemiah, to remind us that we can do hard things with the help of God.

Bethany Wright gives us an insight on how she came to find York to be her home away from home through the YU community.

Jared Hawley speaks on how to listen to God's call to act justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with him.

Bobby DeHart speaks on the importance of loving your neighbor as yourself and being present in your community.

Reagan Branum tells of the blessing it is to practice discipline like Jesus by prioritizing mental, physical, and spiritual health.

Joel Coehoorn challenges us to be intentional with the things of this world that you give attention to and to put your focus on God.

Head Women's Basketball Coach Corinna Minjarez speaks on the importance of being fully where you are to make it your home.

Harrison Ramsey speaks on how big of an impact one's character and actions can have on yourself and others. Define your terms and find ways to serve God.

Britany Schroer provides insight on how everyone can find their worth and confidence through the love of God, finding purpose in this lifetime because we are made in his image.

Pam Miller gives us a walk-through of her home kitchen renovation to serve as a metaphor that we are all one of God's special projects, reminding us that we need to trust God's process and that he's always working on us.

Head Cheer and Dance Coach Bailey Davis dives into the story of Joseph to remind us that God's arms are always open wide, waiting for us to return home to him.

Landen Baum tells of his love for the YU community, encouraging others to not be afraid to go out and get involved to help build God's kingdom.

Josh Clark speaks on prioritizing your mental health and to know that God is always sitting right next to you, waiting to have a conversation with you.

Archford Manduvi speaks on his experience coming to America from Zimbabwe and how he found a home away from home at York University.

Dayton "Trip" Fraser expresses his gratitude through his storytelling of meeting loved ones and how God has a plan in everything that he does.

Jack Branum speaks on his life as a pastor's kid, how he found his calling, and how he's used his gifts from God to glorify him.

Dr. Lester Ray Miller III talks about his pet peeves and his frustration when people confine themselves to a box.

Madi "Cookie" Fields speaks on times in her life when she learned to always have faith in God, even in times of struggle and doubts.

Dr. Greg Stevenson shares stories about his hometown's local legend, Granville Davis.

Fuller Ming explains the perspectives of living a life of nihilism verses living a life with God and knowing your intrinsic value in Christ.

Deb Cleveland shares the love and connection that she has with her spirit animal, Anna, an elderly prophetess and widow from the Gospel of Luke.

Kinzie Norton shares about the many moments that have shaped her YU experience, and how God was with her for all of them.

Dr. Clark Roush talks about everyday bravery, which allows people to connect with and look out for each other.

Elizabeth Zaiger shares how to find encouragement during weary times. Philippians 2

Sean Algaier talks about hopes and dreams, and how his have changed and grown over time.