The Journey of Our Whole Self in Community

By Rev. Dr. Kenneth Daniel  •  July 02, 2026

I have the somewhat unique disposition of being a “social introvert.” This may sound like a contradiction in terms. But I have long known that I can be both introverted, that is, shy, reserved and thoughtful, as well as being attracted to join groups. This combination, odd as it may sound, has also guided how I have experienced my first year of retirement. I have done my own share of reflecting and quietly contemplating the course of my life and career. Retirement has provided this opportunity..

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The Journey of Our Whole Self in Community

By Rev. Dr. Kenneth Daniel  •  July 02, 2026

I have the somewhat unique disposition of being a “social introvert.” This may sound like a contradiction in terms. But I have long known that I can be both introverted,..

Fall Prevention for Seniors at Home: Tips to Reduce Risk and Stay Independent

By Guest Blogger  •  June 25, 2026

Fall prevention is something we discuss often in the world of Service Coordination. We assess for it annually and provide ongoing education about ways to stay safe. But..

Becoming The Community We Need

By Anthony Spearhart  •  June 18, 2026

There are moments in life when you don’t realize how much you needed something until you are suddenly standing in it again.

Community Was Never Optional

By Ashley Bills  •  June 11, 2026

There is a growing crisis happening quietly around us, and it has little to do with economics, politics, or technology. It is the slow unraveling of human connection.

The Concentric Circles of Communities

By Rev. Beth Long-Higgins, VP of Engagement and director of the Center for Abundant Aging  •  June 04, 2026

Community can be a geographic place, like a neighborhood, or group of people working toward a specific purpose or around specific interests. Community can also be seen..

More Than End‑of‑Life Care: Why Spiritual Care Matters at Every Stage of Aging

By Rev. Beth Long-Higgins, VP of Engagement and director of the Center for Abundant Aging  •  May 28, 2026

Trusting the In-Between

By Anna Redd  •  May 14, 2026

Endings My final semester of college was filled with celebrations, heartfelt goodbyes, and reflection. During my last weeks at school, my fraternity held a candle-pass..

At the Edge of the Call: Trusting God in the Waiting—and Beyond

By Anthony Spearhart  •  May 07, 2026

There is a particular kind of transition that doesn’t get talked about enough.

More Than a Roof: How Affordable Housing Helps Older Adults Flourish

By Guest Blogger  •  April 30, 2026

Aging in place is more than a preference—it is a deeply held desire to remain connected to community, purpose and identity. For older adults and the families who support..