Faith
Memorizing scripture might take you back to your youth, when you committed passages to memory for church groups or as part of family Bible study. As an older adult, remembering scripture engages your brain and could help keep your cognitive functioning sharp. It also helps you strengthen your relationship with God and gives you tools to deal with challenging situations. Try these tips to improve your scripture memorization.
Faith
You've probably heard — perhaps most of your life — about the importance of an attitude of gratitude. Did you know, however, that modern science backs up what your grandma or mother might have told you all those years ago? Keep reading to find out more about the power of gratitude and how journaling can help you tap into those benefits.
Community Life & Activities
For seniors of faith, reading can challenge their perspectives, help them relate to other people and deepen their understanding of God.
Faith
Worshiping often brings to mind church services, but you can worship anywhere, including your assisted living apartment. Exploring your relationship with God where you live can make worship a more integral part of your life and help you feel closer to God. Explore the following ways for seniors to worship in assisted living communities.
Faith
Because no human is perfect, we all experience some disappointment or hurt at the hands of the people we love. As a senior of faith, forgiveness is a powerful gift you can give to yourself and the other person. Find out more about the power of forgiveness for older adults, including tips on how you can forgive someone.
Faith
The Bible has been called God's love letter to the human race. Like a correspondence between soulmates, it reveals the writer's heart to its reader.
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