Aging in Place
St. John’s Aging in Place group, formed in 2011, presents an annual series of lunchtime programs in Bleecker Hall for parishioners and community members. Topics are issues of concern to those growing old in our area and/or those caring for relatives or friends. Clergy and other experts make presentations and lead discussions. Programs are generally scheduled on a Tuesday at 12:00 p.m. (“bring your own sandwich”) and spaced approximately 6 – 8 weeks apart during fall, winter and spring. Check the Church Calendar for events.
Recent sessions have included Conversations Across Generations, Nuts & Bolts of Health-Care Decision-Making, Music – How it can rewire your brain, It Takes a Village, Legal Issues, Getting Last Rites-Right, Balance – Physical and Spiritual, and Family Systems, Generation to Generation. Useful booklets, forms or other information is usually available at the meetings.
Volunteer Opportunities:
Join other parishioners in planning and arranging sessions. Provide refreshments for sessions.
Contact Us:
Those interested in attending sessions, and learning about them in advance, should contact Trudy Calabrese or Lucy Stackler. Aging in Place programs are publicized in At St. John’s and in the weekly bulletin.
EVENT POSTPONED: Aging in Place: All We Need to Know About Medicare
Ash Wednesday Parish Event
Aging in Place presents "Getting to know you - Curate Edition!"
Aging in Place presents: "Awaken Your Brain with Music!"
Aging in Place: BlueGreen Theology with Rev. Jesse Lebus
Aging in Place Lenten Retreat: The Wilderness of Lent
Aging in Place presents: "Be A Smart Consumer - What you need to know about interactions of medications"
Advent reflection, "A Light in the Darkness: Reconciling Opposites"
Lunch & Learn: Eldercare Six Pillars of Support Part 3
