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An exploration of the emotional toll a transition into assisted living can have, as well as an offering of practical knowledge and advice on how to make wise choices during this difficult time While acknowledging the intense experience of grief and bereavement that surrounds the relinquishment of independent living, this book explores how to ensure that those going into care retain their identity and are not reduced to peripheral status as "patient" or "resident." This book is written both for those preparing to enter residential care and for those--professionals, volunteers, pastors, family members, and friends--who can offer support to ease the struggle of transition. Covering practical details from how to choose a home to what to pack when moving, it will help facilitate a smooth transition at an emotional time of upheaval.
Short, to-the-point group studies that can be used anytime, in any order When you need a study to fill a gap--for all those occasions when the materials for a home group prove unsuitable, or run short--100 Stand-Alone Bible Studies is the go-to resource. Though each can be used in isolation, the studies are grouped in sets in case a longer period needs to be covered. The material is also easily adapted as a resource for preachers. Each two-page session includes the complete Bible reading, a short commentary, questions for group discussion, and a closing prayer. The questions are written to foster meaningful discussion and reveal the working of the gospel in everyday life. Sessions are divided among the following topics: 25 studies on Bible characters15 studies on walking in the light15 studies for the church's year10 studies from the ministry of Jesus10 studies on lessons from the life of Jesus20 studies from the Gospels5 studies from the Law and the Prophets With photocopy permissions included, 100 Stand-Alone Bible Studies is sure to be a trusted and handy resource for Bible study and small group leaders.
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