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Elderly & Living Alone in Rural Mississippi

by Wanda Lott Collins. Baylor University, 2011.

Description

This article details the story of an elderly man as a case study of how family, friends, and the faith community can assure the well-being and independence of elders who live alone.

Features

how to support an elderly individual's independence and quality of life

Recommended Audience

Clergy and lay leaders

Cost

Paid subscription or membership

Practical Applications

  • Initiate a conversation about how your congregation can be more effective in supporting your elderly population in their daily routines.
  • Help members of your congregation care for their loved ones by sharing this article.

About the Contributor

Contributor
Marie Fleming

Marie Fleming was a contract resource consultant for the Center for Congregations. Her consulting practice includes congregation-based Permaculture Design and equipping congregations for creation care.

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