Gospel Ministry in the Midst of Dementia
Dementia can profoundly affect individuals and their families, raising challenging questions about faith, memory, and identity. How can we minister with those experiencing cognitive decline while affirming their worth and dignity? Ben Boland, an older persons’ chaplain and visiting lecturer at Brisbane School of Theology and Mary Andrews College in Australia, shares the reason for gospel ministry with people with dementia and practical ways to prepare to do so.
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