Eldercare as Art and Ministry and otherness— and shows how

and otherness— and shows how learning to love within those relationships affects our relationship with God

on the 100th anniversary of the papal condemnation of Anglican Orders

and presents a credible path to achieving that unity in a global church

Each of the six sessions begins with a 10-15 minute video presentation by Walter Brueggemann

Common Praise (Anglican Church of Canada)

Eldercare as Art and Ministry and otherness— and shows howThis book addresses the fact that, despite the inevitability of aging, the vast majority of us are ill prepared for eldercare. Eldercare as Art and Ministry broadens and deepens an understanding of eldercare as an art and as a ministry. As art, eldercare requires creativity, imagination, and perseverance. Here, ministry is considered in its fullest meaning, to include guiding, administering, serving, waiting upon, or acting as a loved one's agent.