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Grieving the Death of a Child in Your Twilight

As a hospice chaplain, I sat with older adults who experienced the death of their adult child. Older adults who

In my years in ministry, I have observed that people’s faith in whoever or whatever they call “God,” may be

For many of us in our twilight years, suffering becomes an unwanted companion. Declining health, illness, loss, loneliness, or regret,

Twilight years are not easy. Physical decline, sickness, grief and loss, ongoing family problems, loneliness, or financial worries can turn

I believe that life is meant to teach us wisdom. Wisdom comes through the distillation of of our experiences. The

My two previous posts offered questions for you to consider about meaning and perspective in your twilight years. Today, here

In my last post I offered some questions about the meaning of your life as you reflect in your twilight

Our twilight years are a time for reflection. Reflection on the meaning of our lives. Reflection on what it means

Anthony DeMello, in his book, The Heart of the Enlightened, tells the story of A merchant in Baghdad sent his servant

Our soul is the deepest part of us where one encounters God and discovers their “true self.” We are not