Nurturing the Spiritual Needs of Persons Living with Memory Loss
Spiritual is key to our overall well-being. This is especially true for persons living with memory loss and their families. Creating and...
“Thy Will Be Done” Devotional Guide
Monday: Read Mark 14:32. Jesus chooses a quiet place to pray. Consider the importance of finding a space in your life where you can connect...
Are You a Constant Corrector? Letting Go of Being Right with People Living with Dementia
Imagine being told several times every day that you are incorrect about a statement, perception, date, place, or a simple memory. Imagine...
A Turning Point Devotional Guide
Day 1: The Limitation of “Too Late” – John 11:1-6 Limiting Belief: “You’re too late.” Human Need: Control. Certainty. Our...
A Turning Point (Rev. Kim DuBreuil)
Have you ever sat in a parking lot waiting for someone to come out of a spot. You see them sitting in the car, brake lights are on. You...
Navigating Family Dynamics when Dementia Knocks on Your Door
The collection of pivotal moments that have greatly influenced our lives, such as a new job offer, the birth of a baby, meeting someone...
How Big is Your God? Devotional Guide
Monday: Read Acts 17:22-23. Paul addresses the Athenians, noting their religiosity and the altar to an unknown god. Reflect on the cultural...
How Big Is Your God? (Rev. Dr. Charley Reeb)
I remember overhearing a man reflecting on his life. I was at a hospital in Atlanta visiting a member of another church. I had just...
Engaging Persons Living with Dementia with Activity Boxes
As our population ages, cognitive decline related to dementia is one of the most important issues we face today. As symptoms progress,...