Wisdom Conversations offer the opportunity for pastors, educators, volunteers and others who work with older adults (many are members of the Facebook group Abundant Aging Ministry Network – AAMN), to come together to grow the spiritual lives of older adults.

Through Wisdom Conversations, we seek to:

  • Build connections with others who are engaged and interested in older adult ministries.
  • Stimulate creative thinking by sharing from a variety of contexts for older adult ministries.
  • Offer resources and key concepts for ministry programs and initiatives.

The Next Wisdom Conversation

Developing Deeper Meaning & Fresh Purpose in Elder Years

Thursday, June 5, 2025 from 3:00-4:00ET
Virtual on Zoom

Through this FREE zoom gathering, discover how to help older adults experience deeper meaning and fresh purpose by fertilizing the soil of aging with imagination and curiosity. For Rev. Don Robertson, endings can be seen as life-changing thresholds between ‘what was and the not yet.’ Rev. Robertson will discuss how churches can use his downloadable resource, Generative Aging: A Congregational Study Resource for Older Adults to invite members to view aging more positively.

 

 

 

Wisdom is a process—a verb, not a noun!

Here are some key questions that lie at the heart of the Wisdom Conversation Program:

  • How do we activate our communities to engage in the process of ripening and deepening our relationships with the divine?
  • What are the experiences of others who are called to work with older adults in ministry?
  • What is the role of community in this sacred wisdom growing work?

We invite you to join the conversation!

About the Author: Kim Moeller

Kim is the Education and Program Specialist at The Center for Abundant Aging. She has an MDiv with honors from Wesley Theological Seminary and has served in a variety of church positions including as Director of Small Groups for Menlo Park Presbyterian Church. She is a movie fanatic and reads anything from mysteries/suspense to religion to business to nonfiction.

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