Dance in Your Twilight

Surviving the Holidays in Your Twilight: Joy

f you are facing loneliness, family conflict, or illness during your holiday twilight years, where can you find joy? Here […]

The bossy mother-in law. The alcoholic father. The self-centered uncle. The verbally abusive child. The aloof sister. The know-it-all brother.

In our twilight years the holidays can be a blessing for some and a curse for others. If you are

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

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

When we come into this world, our hands are clenched. We are grabbing onto life. When we leave this world,