SUMMER 2008
Religion, Spirituality, and Meaning in Later Life

OUR GUEST EDITORS: Susan H. McFadden and Rabbi Cary Kozberg Introduction Religious and Spiritual Supports for Late-Life Meaning By Susan H. McFadden and Rabbi Cary Kozberg Spirituality, Meaning, and the Experience of Aging By Robert C. Atchley Guest at the Door: Spirit Waiting to be Invited By Barbara Byrd Cullinane Mortality and Respect: Aging in the Abrahamic Traditions By Stephen Sapp Journeying into Elderhood: Reflections on Growing Old in Asian Cultures By Ronald Y. Nakasone Two Spiritual Journeys By Andy Achenbaum and Brother Robert Lewis Synagogue Responses to the Spiritual Revolution in Aging By Rabbi Richard F. Address Building Partnerships with African American and White Churches to Promote a Good Old Age for All By Michael Parker Houston Faith Communities Collaborate on Memory Care Day Center By Faith brock Aging Catholic Clergy: A Silver Lining Revealed By Fr. Robert Rost Muslim Faith communities: Links with the Past, Bridges to the Future By Kristine J. Ajrouch
		Forgiveness and Healing in Later Life By Janet L. Ramsey Understanding Prayer, Worship and Religious Ritual By Fr. James P. Oberle Purposeful Lives, Civic Engagement, and Tikkun Olam By Patrick Cullinane The Role of ‘Faith-Based’ Social Services Programs for Older People By the Rev. James W. Ellor Maintaining Spirituality in Institutional Settings By Larry Minnix Spiritual Challenges and Hope in Sharing Care By Marty Richards Finding Meaning in Engagement: ‘I May Be Old, But I'm fun!’ By Mimi Brodsky Chenfield

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