Communicating Effectively with Someone Living with Dementia
Supporting an individual with cognitive challenges has its difficulties. The brain’s ability to process and respond to information...
Wesleyan Rooted: Love Actively Devotional Guide
Day 1: Faith and Works. James 2:14-17 Reflect on the relationship between faith and action. Consider how our faith is shown through what we...
Health Benefits of Journaling
“Journaling is mindfulness in motion,” according to Lisann Valentin, a Shamic life coach, and can be your best wellness tool to ease...
Wesleyan Rooted: Embrace Widely Devotional Guide
Day 1: Understanding Inclusivity in the Bible. Galatians 3:28 Reflect on the inclusive nature of God’s kingdom. Every person,...
Subtle Signs of Early Symptoms of Dementia
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines dementia as a “general term for the impaired ability to remember, think, or...
Wesleyan Rooted: Read Faithfully (Rev. Andy Whitaker Smith)
When I was new to the whole “church” thing, I didn’t receive much explanation about what we were doing or why. It look me a while to...
Wesleyan Rooted: Read Faithfully (Bishop Berlin)
Today I want to talk about love. A week ago I returned from a trip with three classes of clergy recently ordained in the Florida...
Wesleyan Rooted: Read Faithfully Devotional Guide
Day 1: The Bible as the Living Word. Hebrews 4:12 Reflect on how the Bible is more than a rule book. It is a living, dynamic guide that...
Time to Act
Since 2012, September has been recognized as World Alzheimer’ month. The theme for 2024 is “Time to Act on Dementia, Time to Act on...