A Model of Care for Our Neighbors
Minnie Lamberth tells the history of the Respite for All movement led by her visionary friend Daphne Johnston - and the growing enthusiasm for this community response to dementia. Johnston’s mission is to show churches how they can create a volunteer-based respite ministry that supports individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other cognitive issues. But there’s a lot more happening here than the love and support families are receiving. Volunteers are finding new purpose. Churches are being revitalized. And neighbors are sharing tables of belonging in their communities. These joyful, engaging ministries being launched across the country can be replicated in any location by any type of faith group, creating ripples of hope that will last long into the future. Of course, the lessons the Respite for All team learned during the initial years of this movement can apply as well to other ministries that are deeply needed in our communities. But the most important takeaway is simply this: you too can make a difference, starting today.| FindBook |
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$ 659 | A Brief History of Dementia’s Future: How the Respite for All Movement Began Changing the World by Creating Communities of Belonging in Churches Acros
作者：Lamberth 出版社：Minnie Lamberth 出版日期：2025-10-13 語言：英文 規格：平裝 / 100頁 / 20.32 x 13.34 x 0.53 cm / 普通級/ 初版  博客來 - 宗教總論
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圖書名稱：A Brief History of Dementia’s Future: How the Respite for All Movement Began Changing the World by Creating Communities of Belonging in Churches Acros
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