Legacy Planning for Aging: How to Age by Design, Not Default
Legacy planning for aging is essential. Aging happens whether we plan for it or not. Our choice is whether we age by default or by design.
Reflections and information from a variety of voices around the Diocese of Atlanta
Legacy planning for aging is essential. Aging happens whether we plan for it or not. Our choice is whether we age by default or by design.
Learn effective strategies for churches supporting formerly incarcerated people who face challenges as they reenter society.
Reflect on biblical justice vs. criminal justice with insights from personal perspectives in law enforcement and social work.
Navigate challenge grant fundraising with insights from Church of the Resurrection. Discover practical tips, especially for small parishes.
Understand how Supplemental Care SNTs can protect government benefits while enhancing quality of life for individuals with disabilities.
A pervasive sense of insecurity challenges our refugee and migrant neighbors. Learn how simple gestures can foster understanding and support.
Uncover the transformative message of a new kind of love in Jesus’ parable, addressing modern power struggles and relationships.
Uncover strategies for effective communication with community partners to foster collaboration and sustain meaningful partnerships.
Discover important insights about serving as an estate executor, informed by personal experiences across different estates.
Innovative community-first solutions prioritize local context with partnerships between Episcopal churches and Family Promise affiliates.
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A startling encounter with a bronze statue reveals a profound truth: seeing God in the marginalized is reflecting the body of Christ.