04/07/2026
Supervisor Eunice Feltus-Little is a prominent religious leader and researcher, currently serving as the National Supervisor of the Department of Women for the United Pentecostal Holiness Church (UPHC).
Recent Academic Work
In early 2026, she completed a doctoral thesis at Abilene Christian University titled "Longevity, Resilience, and Thriving of Women in Ministry: A Case Study of Women in Ministry From a United Pentecostal Holiness Church". Her research focuses on:
Ministry Attrition: Addressing the high rates of burnout among religious workers.
Resilience Strategies: Identifying why some women persevere and find joy in ministry despite significant stress.
Leadership Advocate: Developing frameworks to support women in leadership roles such as preaching and teaching.
Leadership & Community
As a "Supervisor," a title often used in Pentecostal traditions for high-ranking women leaders, she oversees women's departments at a national level. She is also recognized for continuing the legacy of Bishop Feltus, a historical figure within the Emmanuel COGICU (Church of God in Christ, United).
Personal Life
She is the mother of Arnold Little II, who has publicly praised her as a "model of integrity" and a "selfless person".
