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Drawing on the writings and wisdom of Henri J. M. Nouwen's themes of caregiving, Marjorie J. Thompson offers a vulnerable exploration of caregiving intertwined with both her own many years of intimate caregiving of family members and collected stories of caregivers in varied settings and stages of life. While not shying away from the demanding physical, emotional, and spiritual challenges of caregiving, Courage for Caregivers also celebrates the gifts of caregiving grounded in the belovedness both caregiver and care receiver share in God's eyes. Practical leader guides and resources…mehr
Drawing on the writings and wisdom of Henri J. M. Nouwen's themes of caregiving, Marjorie J. Thompson offers a vulnerable exploration of caregiving intertwined with both her own many years of intimate caregiving of family members and collected stories of caregivers in varied settings and stages of life. While not shying away from the demanding physical, emotional, and spiritual challenges of caregiving, Courage for Caregivers also celebrates the gifts of caregiving grounded in the belovedness both caregiver and care receiver share in God's eyes. Practical leader guides and resources make Courage for Caregivers a tool that moves smoothly from individual encouragement to group and congregational ministry to develop support for the universal experience of caregiving.
Marjorie J. Thompson is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church USA. She has served as a teacher, writer, and retreat leader for more than thirty years. Henri J. M. Nouwen was one of her early spiritual mentors and personal friend of her husband, John Mogabgab, who served as Henri's teaching and research assistant for five years at Yale Divinity School.
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Acknowledgments Preface by Karen Pascal Foreword by Rev. Scott Morris, MD Beginnings: Henri Nouwen, Our Spiritual Companion 1. The Mutuality of Caregiving: Shared Suffering and Compassion 2. The Challenges of Caregiving: Naming and Embracing 3. The Gifts of Caregiving: Seeing and Celebrating 4. The Sustenance of Caregiving: Self-Care and Spiritual Practice Appendix A: Retreat Leader Guide Appendix B: Small Group Leader Guide: For Home Groups, Adult Classes, Support Groups, Congregational Care Teams, Health Ministry Teams, and Workshops Appendix C: A Treasury of Stories Appendix D: Further Resources Appendix E: Congregational Support for Caregivers Appendix F: Print and Video Resources Notes Permissions
Acknowledgments Preface by Karen Pascal Foreword by Rev. Scott Morris, MD Beginnings: Henri Nouwen, Our Spiritual Companion 1. The Mutuality of Caregiving: Shared Suffering and Compassion 2. The Challenges of Caregiving: Naming and Embracing 3. The Gifts of Caregiving: Seeing and Celebrating 4. The Sustenance of Caregiving: Self-Care and Spiritual Practice Appendix A: Retreat Leader Guide Appendix B: Small Group Leader Guide: For Home Groups, Adult Classes, Support Groups, Congregational Care Teams, Health Ministry Teams, and Workshops Appendix C: A Treasury of Stories Appendix D: Further Resources Appendix E: Congregational Support for Caregivers Appendix F: Print and Video Resources Notes Permissions
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