Thrive Alive Ministries

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Serving With Compassion

At Thrive Alive, we believe that every person living with HIV deserves dignity, encouragement, and spiritual support – especially those who are navigating the unique challenges of aging with HIV. We are here to provide support, education, and encouragement to individuals and to work with churches and ministries to develop welcoming, informed and stigma-free HIV ministries.

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A simple wooden cross standing upright on a smooth, light-colored desk, flanked by a neatly arranged spiral-bound notebook, a silver pen, and a small stack of printed educational pamphlets about HIV care for older adults. A discreet red awareness ribbon rests atop the pamphlets. Behind the desk, a softly blurred bookshelf holds organized binders and a single green plant, suggesting an orderly ministry office. Cool, even daylight from a nearby window illuminates the scene, creating gentle reflections on the pen and subtle shadows under each object. Photographic realism, eye-level composition with a moderate depth of field for clarity. The mood is professional yet compassionate, reflecting a trustworthy, informative HIV ministry environment.

Ministry

We offer support through online groups, educational workshops, and prayer gatherings tailored for individuals living with HIV, with an emphasis on adults 50+ living with HIV and those who love them.

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Upcoming Events

JUNE 28, 2026

Hendricks County Pride

Washington Township Park, Hendricks County, IN

Thrive Alive will be working with HIV Modernization Movement Indiana to encourage others to get involved in HIV Advocacy.

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AUGUST 4–7, 2026

National Ryan White Conference on HIV Care and Treatment

Washington, DC

Thrive Alive will be in attendance to learn more about the Ryan White program and to encourage, where possible that attention be given to the spiritual support of those living with HIV.

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SEPTEMBER 2026

US Conference on HIV/AIDS 2026

Anaheim, California

The USCHA conference has a lot of focused workshops regarding aging with HIV. Thrive Alive’s presence helps to bring up the intersection of faith and HIV and the need to address the spiritual needs of those living with HIV.

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2026-2027

HIV AIDS and Health Conferences of Interest

The attached file is a list of HIV/AIDS and Health Conferences that would be beneficial for anyone interested in learning more. Links are provided to each conference’s information.

Conference Listing

Reviews

Anonymous

Thrive Alive helped me see my diagnosis through God’s eyes, giving me friends, courage, and hope in this new season of aging.

Anonymous

After my HIV diagnosis, I felt forgotten, but their volunteers prayed, called, and showed me that God still has plans.

Stories

Our Stories Matter!

A tree of life was created, allowing individuals to share their thoughts on the HIV and AIDS epidemic over the years. This shared storytelling fosters support and understanding, benefiting both the narrators and those who listen.