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With the aging U.S. population, there are millions who are deciding about where to live and die in later life. Today’s Conversation focuses on how to care for the dying — particularly through the lens of hospice care.
Little Hospice is Minnesota’s longest serving residential hospice, and has served about 4,000 people at the end of their lives. In this podcast, you’ll hear Bob Solheim, director of Little Hospice, and Leith Anderson, NAE president, discuss:
- What emotions and issues people commonly need to deal with at the end of their lives;
- What Christians should say — or not say — to non-believing loved ones who will die soon;
- How Christians should think about pain; and
- What pastors and churches can do to care for those nearing the end of their earthly lives.
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Leith: What are the unhelpful things? What should family members — or churches or pastors — what should we not do?
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Today’s Conversation is brought to you by Belhaven University.