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Is there any good news in the "Good News" for older adults? We're living longer. In fact, people 85...
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The church is in the hands of its elders. While the popular perception is that the aged are needy a...
Aging is part of God's plan, says author Missy Buchanan—and it's a gift, not punishment. Buchanan ...
Drawing on 60 years of experience as pastor, hospice chaplain, volunteer, and friend to dying perso...
As the boomer generation navigates dramatic change as it ages, it will be informed by a unique spir...
Building on the success of Designing a Ministry by, with, and for Older Adults, author Rick Gentzle...
Even when we're old, God can still use us. In Don't Write My Obituary Just Yet, Missy Buchanan will...
In Fire in the Soul, Richard L. Morgan offers prayers to God for help in meeting the following late...
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This is the Leader's Guide to the text Aging and Ministry in the 21st Century. Session topics inclu...
Know an elderly person who needs a little encouragement? Best-selling author Missy Buchanan, an old...
Our best decisions about life's most important events are seldom made in a time of crisis. Living F...
Our best decisions about life's important events are seldom made in a time of crisis. Living Fully,...
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Our best decisions about life's important events are seldom made in a time of crisis. Living Fully ...
"Why am I still here? Why is God letting me suffer so long?" Frailty, dependence, and constant pain...
Change and loss are constants in life. If you've ever lost a loved one, a friend, a pet, a job, a h...
Jesus affirmed that the greatest purpose of our lives is to love God. But how do we express love to...
How are older adults living their later years? New Beginnings looks at aging in our society and pro...
With more than 5 million people in the United States living with Alzheimer's disease and nearly 10 ...
Caregivers have a front-row seat to suffering. Helping someone (most likely a close loved one) thro...
Today, we're increasingly disconnected from one another. Our mobile society, with its incessant bus...