Technical Support
Below you will find a number of tips to support you using our website. If continuue to struggle with an aspect of our site, please email us at info@faithinlaterlife.org and we will do our best to assist you.
Below you will find a number of tips to support you using our website. If continuue to struggle with an aspect of our site, please email us at info@faithinlaterlife.org and we will do our best to assist you.
Use the form below to search the entire website.
Paid | Book
For the first time in history, Britain's over-65s now outnumber those under the age of 16. This demographic is reflected in our churches, bringing both blessings and challenges. Old age is part of God’s life design, intended as a time of blessing (2 Timothy 1:7) for the person and for the church (Job 12:12, Proverbs 23:22-23). But it can also be a time of physical frailty, including dementia, which is largely a disease of old age. Spiritual support, and encouraging individuals’ relationship with Jesus improves their well-being, and that of the families who are caring for them.
Dementia Inclusive Church distils the experience of fellowships that have stepped up to the plate, and are meeting the challenge. It describes six key steps that enable a church to be truly relevant for people with dementia and their families, and how it works best when it is intentional, with dedicated leaders.
This resource has 0 user comments.
Page 1 of 1 pages
If you know of something that would help churches to reach, disciple, or mobilise older people, please share it with us below. We’re especially looking for resources that are practical, church-friendly, and relevant to ministry among older people in the UK.
Please enter your review of this resource below.
Please post anything that you think other users will find helpful. Upon moderation we will post it live to this page.
.png)
