Something to contemplate. . .

Is Dementia Inevitable?

by Angelina Witbeck | Sep 5, 2020

Aging is inevitable, but are we all going to end up with dementia? No, I hope not. There is a misunderstanding that dementia is part of the normal aging process. What would it be like for you to know that it’s not, and there are things you can do to prevent yourself...

Stories of Hope

by CDPCC | May 29, 2020

Reflection: With extra time on my hands this past week, I came across an old favorite on my book shelf—“The Little Prince” by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Have you read this charming, philosophical story about a little boy who travels to earth from the heavens (Asteroid...

We’re not in Kansas anymore

by Susan Crickmore Williams | Mar 28, 2020

The unimaginable has happened. The world has shutdown in response to a virus that is virulent and potentially deadly. For some of us whose worlds in the past have been turned upside down by personal disaster - a cancer experience, the sudden death of a friend - this...

Five Tasks of Life

by CDPCC | Jan 27, 2020

Five Tasks of Life Dr. James Natter Tombstone epitaphs, have you ever read them? They can be hauntingly insightful. An old New England gravestone I read a few years ago went: "As you are now, I once was; as I am now, one day you shall be." That stopped me in my...

Twelve Hallmarks of Marriages Rooted in Spirituality

by Jack Berkemeyer | Sep 8, 2019

Discover 12 common elements of a spiritual marriage, including making room for each other’s issues.

I’m here. I see you. I care.

by Susan Crickmore Williams | Feb 23, 2019

Most of us wouldn’t hesitate to improve our relationships given a chance. Susan explores three basic principles that help cultivate intimacy and strengthen bonds.