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Religious faith is a powerful source of comfort and support for individuals and families facing dementia. Many faith leaders need help in adapting their ministries to address the worship/spiritual needs of this group. A product of Faith United Against Alzheimer's, this handbook by 45 different authors represents diverse faith traditions, including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, Buddhism and Native American. It provides practical help in developing services and creating dementia friendly faith communities. It gives an understanding of the cognitive, communicative and physical…mehr
Religious faith is a powerful source of comfort and support for individuals and families facing dementia. Many faith leaders need help in adapting their ministries to address the worship/spiritual needs of this group. A product of Faith United Against Alzheimer's, this handbook by 45 different authors represents diverse faith traditions, including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, Buddhism and Native American. It provides practical help in developing services and creating dementia friendly faith communities.
It gives an understanding of the cognitive, communicative and physical abilities of people with dementia and shows what chaplains, clergy and lay persons can do to engage them through worship. Included are several articles by persons living with dementia.
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Don Wendorf, Psy.D. is a retired psychologist, marriage & family therapist and very active musician, hiker, writer, Alzheimer's advocate, father and grandpa. He was care partner for his mother (Alzheimer's), father (Parkinson's), and late wife (vascular dementia). Lynda Everman's caregiving for family members inspired her tireless advocacy for better Alzheimer's care and cure. Lynda is a founding member of three advocacy networks of UsAgainstAlzheimer's and co-led efforts resulting in the USPS Alzheimer's Disease Research Semipostal Stamp.
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Foreword by Virginia Biggar Executive Director Faith Patient & Caregiver Initiatives UsAgainstAlzheimer's USA. Editor's Reflections. INTRODUCTION TO DEMENTIA-FRIENDLY WORSHIP. I. Introduction: Souls Shine Forth. Daniel C. Potts MD FAAN Elder (Presbyterian Church USA). II. Worship Adaptations. Rev. Linn Possell (The United Church of Christ FL USA). III. Continuing to Hear the Voice: A Reflection. Rabbi Cary Kozberg MAHL DD (Jewish USA). VOICES OF PERSONS LIVING WITH DEMENTIA. Editor's Note. IV. From Death to Life: My Alzheimer's Journey. Rev. Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel (Presbyterian Church USA). V. Adventures of a Substitute Preacher with Alzheimer's. Rev. Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel. VI. Rocks in My Head. Greg O'Brien (Roman Catholic USA). VII. Anchor Me. Truthful Loving Kindness (Noahide USA). VIII. Me Fe Nos Sostiene (My Faith Sustains Us). Daisy Duarte (Nondenominational Christian USA). IX. Be Not Afraid. James L. Gulley MA (Roman Catholic USA). WORSHIP SERVICES. 1. The Personhood of the Clergy. 1.1. Be Open Be Humble Be Adaptable and Definitely Laugh! Rev. Theresa Brion Chaplain Goodwin House Bailey's Crossroads Falls Church (Episcopal VA USA). 1.2. Being with Alzheimer's. Rev. Tim Langdell. Ecumenical Catholic Priest & Zen Buddhist Priest USA. 1.3. Living Kindness Latin Prayers Chewed Hearing Aids and the Nature of Impermanence. Chaplain Gillian Renault (Buddhist). 2. Conducting Services in Care Communities. 2.1. Nurturing the Spirit Through Worship. Rev. Kathy Fogg Berry Chaplain Westminster Canterbury Interdenominational Christian VA USA. 2.2. Worship With Rather than For. Ret. Bishop Kenneth L. Carfer United Methodist USA and Norma Smith Sessions American Baptist USA. 2.3 Things Remembered. Chaplain Drew DeCrease Chaplain Redstone@Home Hospice Roman Catholic Deacon USA. 2.4. Worship Brainstorming. Robin Dill United Methodist USA. 2.5. Devotions in Respite Care Settings. Robin Dill. 2.6. That All May Worship: Creative Worship for Persons with Dementia. Rev. David J. Fetterman United Methodist USA and Rec. Dr. Richard L. Morgan Presbyterian Church USA. 2.7. Sensing the Sacred: A Small Group Worship Experience for Those with Alzheimer's and Other Dementias. Rev. Nancy Gordon Lutheran USA. 2.8. A Layperson's Guide to Improvised Worship: Finding Spiritual Expression Through Intentional Connections. Elizabeth R. Reinert MEd Interdenominational Christian USA. 2.9. Familia Hymns Prayers and Scriptures to Use in a Small Group Setting for Memory Impaired Adults. Elizabeth R. Reinert. 2.10. Thank You Lord For My Right Mind. Dr. Pernessa C. Seele Christian USA. 2.11. Spiritual Metamorphosis. Tryn Rose Seley Christian New Church USA. 2.12. Making God 'Real': Using the Senses to Experience Scripture. Dr. Jane Marie Thibault Roman Catholic United Methodist USA. 3. Ministering to Specific Faith Communities. 3.1. The Sacred Circle of Life: Native Americans and Dementia. Rev. Cynthia J. Abrams Former Executive Director of the Native American United Methodist Center Washington DC USA. 3.2. Shabbat Services for Residents with Dementia at Miami Jewish Heath. Rabbi Israel de la Piedra Director of Spiritual Care Miami Health FL USA. 3.3. A Buddhist Approach to Connecting with CARE. Rec. Allison Draper Zen Buddhist USA and Rev. Dr. Grace Schireson Zen Buddhist USA. 3.4. Memory Care and Shabbat. Dr Andrea (Yonina) Foster Jewish USA. 3.5. Seeing the Spirit Through Dementia: A Sikh Dharma Perspective. Amar Atma Singh Kalsa Dharma Sing Khalsa MD Ek Ong Kaar Kaur Khalsa Kirti Kaur Khalsa Sarb Nam Kaur Khalsa Sarb Sarang Kaur Khalsa Sikh Dharma Int'l Ministers. 4. Conducting Congregational Services. 4.1. Dementia-Friendly Congregational Worship. Rev. Karen S. Dumey Presbyterian Church USA. 4.2. African Americans' 'Old Timer's Day'. Pastor Bobby Fields Jr. Baptist USA. 4.3. Walking with Individuals with Dementia and their Families: An Interfaith Service. Rev. Dr. James W. Ellor Presbyterian Church USA. 5. Praying and Prayers. 5.1. Prayers of Loving Kindness and Compassion from Buddhism. Olivia Ames Hoblitzelle Buddhist USA. 5.2. The Lord Be With You! Rev. Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel. 5.3. Prayer for a Fellow Soldier. Rev. Bob Inkenbrandt Nondenominational Christian USA. 5.4. A Prayer for Forgotten Souls. Chaplain Maria Khani Muslim USA. 5.5. The Intimate Touch of Meditative Prayer. Carlen Maddux Presbyterian Church USA. 5.6. Prayer in a Jewish Long-Term Care Facility. Rabbi James R. Michaels DMin BBC Jewish USA. 5.7. The Ministry of 'Dedicated Suffering': Mutual Spiritual Practice with Persons with Dementia Dr. Jane Marie Thibault Roman Catholic United Methodist USA. BEYOND WORSHIP: DEMENTIA-FRIENDLY FAITH COMMUNITIES. I. A Church-wide Response. Kathy Fogg Berry. II. The Dementia-Friendly Church. Rev. Dr. William Randolph United Methodist UUMC USA. III. Moving Beyond Name Tags. Rev. Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel. BENEDICTION. I. That Which Endures. Ret. Bishop Kenenth L. Carder SC USA.
Foreword by Virginia Biggar Executive Director Faith Patient & Caregiver Initiatives UsAgainstAlzheimer's USA. Editor's Reflections. INTRODUCTION TO DEMENTIA-FRIENDLY WORSHIP. I. Introduction: Souls Shine Forth. Daniel C. Potts MD FAAN Elder (Presbyterian Church USA). II. Worship Adaptations. Rev. Linn Possell (The United Church of Christ FL USA). III. Continuing to Hear the Voice: A Reflection. Rabbi Cary Kozberg MAHL DD (Jewish USA). VOICES OF PERSONS LIVING WITH DEMENTIA. Editor's Note. IV. From Death to Life: My Alzheimer's Journey. Rev. Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel (Presbyterian Church USA). V. Adventures of a Substitute Preacher with Alzheimer's. Rev. Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel. VI. Rocks in My Head. Greg O'Brien (Roman Catholic USA). VII. Anchor Me. Truthful Loving Kindness (Noahide USA). VIII. Me Fe Nos Sostiene (My Faith Sustains Us). Daisy Duarte (Nondenominational Christian USA). IX. Be Not Afraid. James L. Gulley MA (Roman Catholic USA). WORSHIP SERVICES. 1. The Personhood of the Clergy. 1.1. Be Open Be Humble Be Adaptable and Definitely Laugh! Rev. Theresa Brion Chaplain Goodwin House Bailey's Crossroads Falls Church (Episcopal VA USA). 1.2. Being with Alzheimer's. Rev. Tim Langdell. Ecumenical Catholic Priest & Zen Buddhist Priest USA. 1.3. Living Kindness Latin Prayers Chewed Hearing Aids and the Nature of Impermanence. Chaplain Gillian Renault (Buddhist). 2. Conducting Services in Care Communities. 2.1. Nurturing the Spirit Through Worship. Rev. Kathy Fogg Berry Chaplain Westminster Canterbury Interdenominational Christian VA USA. 2.2. Worship With Rather than For. Ret. Bishop Kenneth L. Carfer United Methodist USA and Norma Smith Sessions American Baptist USA. 2.3 Things Remembered. Chaplain Drew DeCrease Chaplain Redstone@Home Hospice Roman Catholic Deacon USA. 2.4. Worship Brainstorming. Robin Dill United Methodist USA. 2.5. Devotions in Respite Care Settings. Robin Dill. 2.6. That All May Worship: Creative Worship for Persons with Dementia. Rev. David J. Fetterman United Methodist USA and Rec. Dr. Richard L. Morgan Presbyterian Church USA. 2.7. Sensing the Sacred: A Small Group Worship Experience for Those with Alzheimer's and Other Dementias. Rev. Nancy Gordon Lutheran USA. 2.8. A Layperson's Guide to Improvised Worship: Finding Spiritual Expression Through Intentional Connections. Elizabeth R. Reinert MEd Interdenominational Christian USA. 2.9. Familia Hymns Prayers and Scriptures to Use in a Small Group Setting for Memory Impaired Adults. Elizabeth R. Reinert. 2.10. Thank You Lord For My Right Mind. Dr. Pernessa C. Seele Christian USA. 2.11. Spiritual Metamorphosis. Tryn Rose Seley Christian New Church USA. 2.12. Making God 'Real': Using the Senses to Experience Scripture. Dr. Jane Marie Thibault Roman Catholic United Methodist USA. 3. Ministering to Specific Faith Communities. 3.1. The Sacred Circle of Life: Native Americans and Dementia. Rev. Cynthia J. Abrams Former Executive Director of the Native American United Methodist Center Washington DC USA. 3.2. Shabbat Services for Residents with Dementia at Miami Jewish Heath. Rabbi Israel de la Piedra Director of Spiritual Care Miami Health FL USA. 3.3. A Buddhist Approach to Connecting with CARE. Rec. Allison Draper Zen Buddhist USA and Rev. Dr. Grace Schireson Zen Buddhist USA. 3.4. Memory Care and Shabbat. Dr Andrea (Yonina) Foster Jewish USA. 3.5. Seeing the Spirit Through Dementia: A Sikh Dharma Perspective. Amar Atma Singh Kalsa Dharma Sing Khalsa MD Ek Ong Kaar Kaur Khalsa Kirti Kaur Khalsa Sarb Nam Kaur Khalsa Sarb Sarang Kaur Khalsa Sikh Dharma Int'l Ministers. 4. Conducting Congregational Services. 4.1. Dementia-Friendly Congregational Worship. Rev. Karen S. Dumey Presbyterian Church USA. 4.2. African Americans' 'Old Timer's Day'. Pastor Bobby Fields Jr. Baptist USA. 4.3. Walking with Individuals with Dementia and their Families: An Interfaith Service. Rev. Dr. James W. Ellor Presbyterian Church USA. 5. Praying and Prayers. 5.1. Prayers of Loving Kindness and Compassion from Buddhism. Olivia Ames Hoblitzelle Buddhist USA. 5.2. The Lord Be With You! Rev. Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel. 5.3. Prayer for a Fellow Soldier. Rev. Bob Inkenbrandt Nondenominational Christian USA. 5.4. A Prayer for Forgotten Souls. Chaplain Maria Khani Muslim USA. 5.5. The Intimate Touch of Meditative Prayer. Carlen Maddux Presbyterian Church USA. 5.6. Prayer in a Jewish Long-Term Care Facility. Rabbi James R. Michaels DMin BBC Jewish USA. 5.7. The Ministry of 'Dedicated Suffering': Mutual Spiritual Practice with Persons with Dementia Dr. Jane Marie Thibault Roman Catholic United Methodist USA. BEYOND WORSHIP: DEMENTIA-FRIENDLY FAITH COMMUNITIES. I. A Church-wide Response. Kathy Fogg Berry. II. The Dementia-Friendly Church. Rev. Dr. William Randolph United Methodist UUMC USA. III. Moving Beyond Name Tags. Rev. Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel. BENEDICTION. I. That Which Endures. Ret. Bishop Kenenth L. Carder SC USA.
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