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   STATISTICS ON RELIGION,AGING AND THE ELDERLYhttp://www.trinity.edu/~mkearl/ger-relg.html AMERICAN SOCIETY ON AGINGForum on Religion, Spirituality and Aging BELIEF IN AN AFTERLIFE AND AGINGhttp://www.trinity.edu/~mkearl/never.html#postlife RELIGIOUS HOSPICE SYSTEMShttp://www.trinity.edu/~mkearl/deathmed.html#hp SPIRTITUALITY AND THE ELDERLY:Survey of Staff and Residents from Long-Term Care Facilities (1998) from ARDA AMERICAN RELIGION DATA ARCHIVE Toward a Spirituality of Aging by André Mathieu, C.P. THE SPIRITUALITY PROJECTDEMENTIA VOICE The theory of gerotranscendence in briefCULTS AND THE AGINGCULTS Not Just for Kids By Beth Niestat Illustration by Barbara Pollak  JOURNALSSEE JOURNAL OF RELIGIOUS GERONTOLOGYFor Example: 1998 Volume 10 Number 4 1998 Volume 10 Number 4 1998 Nourishing the Spirit in Long Term Care: Perspectives of Residents and Nursing Assistants on Sources of Meaning in Residents' Lives by Susan H. McFadden and Maryellen Hanusa page 9-26 Abstract "A model of spirituality guided construction of interview questions that obtained information from nursing home residents and nursing assistants about opportunities to seek meaningful connections within the self, with other persons and the world, and with God. Interpretive analysis of the transcripts revealed that although nursing assistants regard their caregiving activities as significant sources of meaning, residents do not share this perception. Sources of meaning noted by both groups included personal memories, interactions with family and friends, opportunities to help others, treasured personal objects, and religious beliefs and behaviors. Implications for nursing assistant training are discussed, particularly regarding ways to encourage nursing assistants to attribute meaning to their work by recognizing the ways residents experience spirituality." |
 LadyChristian Courtesy Letter Writing THE HEBREW HOME FOR THE AGEDALSO HAS AN EXCELLENT SOURCE OF INFORMATION ON ALZHEIMER'S  UNITED METHODIST CHURCHArticles Related to Older Adult Ministry |
CIRCLE OF GRANDMOTHERS  PATHOS NETPATHOS MAGAZINEPathosNet Community and Webzine An independent, membership supported, community of health consumers exploring the journey to health and healing. (pá-thos: The quality or power in real life situations of evoking feelings of compassion.) "This Web.net is in the progress of providing a community for the American health care consumer to explore the journey to health and healing! Our community will include the popular Pathos Webzine, providing articles that will educate, inspire, and motivate readers to accept nothing less than the best health care available. Members will have access to bulletin boards and chat rooms that will help them connect to others with similar health concerns.  HEALING AMONG NATIONS"The Foundation for A Healing Among Nations is a spiritually based peace fellowship working collaboratively with citizens of the world to develop creative solutions to shape and enhance a higher quality of life at the local, national and international level." For more information contact: The Foundation for A Healing Among Nations PO Box 2040. Brentwood, TN 37027-2040 615-377-7741 Voice 615-376-0533 Fax |
California State Long Beach Search archives for spirituality http://www.csulb.edu/%7Ewwwing/Silents/index.html QUIET MOUNTAINUTMB AGING AND THE HUMAN SPIRITTHE SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGIONRELIGIOUS FREEDOMhttp://cti.itc.virginia.edu/~jkh8x/relfree/ |
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