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Supportive Care

Now available!  Revised and updated editions of two tremendously helpful books for congregations and for families who have a dependent adult child or sibling. Order your copies here today! 

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Supportive Care in the Congregation
Providing a congregational network of care for persons with significant disabilities

Revised 2011 Edition
Dean A. Preheim-Bartel and Aldred H. Neufeldt
and for the 2011 edition:
Paul D. Leichty and Christine J. Guth


"What will happen to our child after we're gone?" "Who will provide spiritual and emotional support?" Such questions trouble many parents of persons who live with significant disabilities. Supportive Care in the Congregation proposes a plan to address long-term care needs within local church congregations through the forming of Supportive Care groups to surround individuals with disabilities and their families.

A Supportive Care group in a congregation, committed to both immediate crises and the long haul, has the capacity to preach and teach about the grace and love of God.
Bill Gaventa, Director Community and Congregational Supports
The Elizabeth M. Boggs Center on Developmental Disabilities
UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

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After We're Gone
A Christian perspective on estate and life planning for families that include a dependent member with a disability

Revised 2011 Edition
Duane Ruth-Heffelbower

Caring for an adult who is dependent due to a significant disability is a major responsibility. Making provisions for that person's physical, emotional, and financial well-being after the death of the caregiver can be complex and confusing. After We're Gone introduces options and resources for the Christian family and faith community as they interact with the legal system to make provisions for the ongoing care of loved ones with disabilities.  

This book is an extended hand, reaching out to those who are worried or frustrated to offer encouragement, support, and hope.
Wilfred Martens, PhD
Professor Emeritus of English, Fresno Pacific University
Founding member of California Mennonite Residential Services

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