This Week's Program
Feb 6, 2010
Innovative Aging
Feb 6, 2010
Will I have enough money to survive when I retire? Who will care for me as I age? These are questions that haunt many who are nearing retirement.
My Turn
Potluck
I continually read the recipe sections of newspapers and magazines. It’s exciting to try new ideas and hear about the latest trends. But it is also wonderful to go back to old recipes and the wisdom of our parents and grandparents...
Related Resources
Burton's Blog
Aging Ain't for Sissies
It was one of my late father-in-law’s favorite quips as he battled cancer after cancer. It always seems to come as a surprise that one’s body is getting older, and beginning to fail.
Your Turn
What do you think?
- Write your comments about this week's program
- Respond to the My Turn speaker
- Tell your own story, or respond to the stories of others
Next Week
How far does your forgiveness of others run? How many times would you forgive someone? Next week we'll meet John who was the victim of police brutality and whose brother was murdered in the early days of the civil rights movement in the South. Today he speaks and works for forgiveness and reconciliation through the John Perkins Foundation.
Favorite Family Recipes
Goldwingers 7 Grain Bread
“There are few delights in life greater than the aroma and taste of freshly baked bread.” Host Burton Buller shares a story and recipe from his motorcycle travels.
Study Guide
Download a PDF of a study guide for use in small groups, at home with the family or in Sunday school classes.
