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SUMMARY:Ageing Gracefully – a practical theology of later life
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241001T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241001T160000
DTSTAMP:20260405T160247Z
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DESCRIPTION:We all like to pretend that ageing only happens to others and 
 not us. “Ageing gracefully” is a course for those who are ready to fac
 e up to this reality. Through biblical themes we will try to understand Go
 d’s purposes in a long life.\n\nTogether we will explore how Christians 
 might respond to the challenges we often face towards the end of our earth
 ly life – both in ourselves and in caring for those we love. What might 
 it mean to remain fresh and green still bearing fruit into old age?\n\nThe
  course will run over 6 sessions lasting 2 hours with a coffee break. Each
  session is essentially Practical Theology – mixing biblical and church 
 perspectives with my medical perspective on challenging issues around agei
 ng.\n\nCommences 1 October for 6 weeks\n\nSession 1: ‘What do I mean by 
 Ageing?’\nSession 2: ‘God’s purpose in ageing’\nSession 3: ‘Find
 ing Healing in the Fourth Age’\nSession 4: ‘Giving and receiving care
 ’\nSession 5: ‘Dementia and personhood’\nSession 6: ‘Ars Moriendi
 ’\n\nThe course will be led by Dr Ian Donald.\n\nIan was a consultant in
  Old Age medicine at Gloucester until 2020\, having qualified from Cambrid
 ge and Edinburgh\, and trained in Nottingham. His long-standing interest i
 n the organisation of services for older people in the community probably 
 stems from his family background of general practice\, and in his last 10 
 years of work focussed on developing acute “front door” frailty servic
 es. He is married to Philippa\, vicar in the Church of England\, and has t
 hree grown up married sons and three grand-daughters. He is Trustee with A
 ge UK Gloucestershire and Harnhill Christian Healing Centre. Recently he h
 as developed a 6 week course “Ageing gracefully” which he is facilitat
 ing around the Diocese.\nBook by using the QR code below.
LOCATION:St Lawrence Parish Centre
URL:https://gloucester.anglican.org/event/ageing-gracefully-a-practical-th
 eology-of-later-life/
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SUMMARY:Ageing Gracefully – a practical theology of later life
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241008T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241008T160000
DTSTAMP:20260405T160247Z
UID:10898972024-10-08 14:00:00+01:00achurchnearyou
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DESCRIPTION:We all like to pretend that ageing only happens to others and 
 not us. “Ageing gracefully” is a course for those who are ready to fac
 e up to this reality. Through biblical themes we will try to understand Go
 d’s purposes in a long life.\n\nTogether we will explore how Christians 
 might respond to the challenges we often face towards the end of our earth
 ly life – both in ourselves and in caring for those we love. What might 
 it mean to remain fresh and green still bearing fruit into old age?\n\nThe
  course will run over 6 sessions lasting 2 hours with a coffee break. Each
  session is essentially Practical Theology – mixing biblical and church 
 perspectives with my medical perspective on challenging issues around agei
 ng.\n\nCommences 1 October for 6 weeks\n\nSession 1: ‘What do I mean by 
 Ageing?’\nSession 2: ‘God’s purpose in ageing’\nSession 3: ‘Find
 ing Healing in the Fourth Age’\nSession 4: ‘Giving and receiving care
 ’\nSession 5: ‘Dementia and personhood’\nSession 6: ‘Ars Moriendi
 ’\n\nThe course will be led by Dr Ian Donald.\n\nIan was a consultant in
  Old Age medicine at Gloucester until 2020\, having qualified from Cambrid
 ge and Edinburgh\, and trained in Nottingham. His long-standing interest i
 n the organisation of services for older people in the community probably 
 stems from his family background of general practice\, and in his last 10 
 years of work focussed on developing acute “front door” frailty servic
 es. He is married to Philippa\, vicar in the Church of England\, and has t
 hree grown up married sons and three grand-daughters. He is Trustee with A
 ge UK Gloucestershire and Harnhill Christian Healing Centre. Recently he h
 as developed a 6 week course “Ageing gracefully” which he is facilitat
 ing around the Diocese.\nBook by using the QR code below.
LOCATION:St Lawrence Parish Centre
URL:https://gloucester.anglican.org/event/ageing-gracefully-a-practical-th
 eology-of-later-life/
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SUMMARY:Ageing Gracefully – a practical theology of later life
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241015T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241015T160000
DTSTAMP:20260405T160247Z
UID:10898972024-10-15 14:00:00+01:00achurchnearyou
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DESCRIPTION:We all like to pretend that ageing only happens to others and 
 not us. “Ageing gracefully” is a course for those who are ready to fac
 e up to this reality. Through biblical themes we will try to understand Go
 d’s purposes in a long life.\n\nTogether we will explore how Christians 
 might respond to the challenges we often face towards the end of our earth
 ly life – both in ourselves and in caring for those we love. What might 
 it mean to remain fresh and green still bearing fruit into old age?\n\nThe
  course will run over 6 sessions lasting 2 hours with a coffee break. Each
  session is essentially Practical Theology – mixing biblical and church 
 perspectives with my medical perspective on challenging issues around agei
 ng.\n\nCommences 1 October for 6 weeks\n\nSession 1: ‘What do I mean by 
 Ageing?’\nSession 2: ‘God’s purpose in ageing’\nSession 3: ‘Find
 ing Healing in the Fourth Age’\nSession 4: ‘Giving and receiving care
 ’\nSession 5: ‘Dementia and personhood’\nSession 6: ‘Ars Moriendi
 ’\n\nThe course will be led by Dr Ian Donald.\n\nIan was a consultant in
  Old Age medicine at Gloucester until 2020\, having qualified from Cambrid
 ge and Edinburgh\, and trained in Nottingham. His long-standing interest i
 n the organisation of services for older people in the community probably 
 stems from his family background of general practice\, and in his last 10 
 years of work focussed on developing acute “front door” frailty servic
 es. He is married to Philippa\, vicar in the Church of England\, and has t
 hree grown up married sons and three grand-daughters. He is Trustee with A
 ge UK Gloucestershire and Harnhill Christian Healing Centre. Recently he h
 as developed a 6 week course “Ageing gracefully” which he is facilitat
 ing around the Diocese.\nBook by using the QR code below.
LOCATION:St Lawrence Parish Centre
URL:https://gloucester.anglican.org/event/ageing-gracefully-a-practical-th
 eology-of-later-life/
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SUMMARY:Ageing Gracefully – a practical theology of later life
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241022T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241022T160000
DTSTAMP:20260405T160247Z
UID:10898972024-10-22 14:00:00+01:00achurchnearyou
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DESCRIPTION:We all like to pretend that ageing only happens to others and 
 not us. “Ageing gracefully” is a course for those who are ready to fac
 e up to this reality. Through biblical themes we will try to understand Go
 d’s purposes in a long life.\n\nTogether we will explore how Christians 
 might respond to the challenges we often face towards the end of our earth
 ly life – both in ourselves and in caring for those we love. What might 
 it mean to remain fresh and green still bearing fruit into old age?\n\nThe
  course will run over 6 sessions lasting 2 hours with a coffee break. Each
  session is essentially Practical Theology – mixing biblical and church 
 perspectives with my medical perspective on challenging issues around agei
 ng.\n\nCommences 1 October for 6 weeks\n\nSession 1: ‘What do I mean by 
 Ageing?’\nSession 2: ‘God’s purpose in ageing’\nSession 3: ‘Find
 ing Healing in the Fourth Age’\nSession 4: ‘Giving and receiving care
 ’\nSession 5: ‘Dementia and personhood’\nSession 6: ‘Ars Moriendi
 ’\n\nThe course will be led by Dr Ian Donald.\n\nIan was a consultant in
  Old Age medicine at Gloucester until 2020\, having qualified from Cambrid
 ge and Edinburgh\, and trained in Nottingham. His long-standing interest i
 n the organisation of services for older people in the community probably 
 stems from his family background of general practice\, and in his last 10 
 years of work focussed on developing acute “front door” frailty servic
 es. He is married to Philippa\, vicar in the Church of England\, and has t
 hree grown up married sons and three grand-daughters. He is Trustee with A
 ge UK Gloucestershire and Harnhill Christian Healing Centre. Recently he h
 as developed a 6 week course “Ageing gracefully” which he is facilitat
 ing around the Diocese.\nBook by using the QR code below.
LOCATION:St Lawrence Parish Centre
URL:https://gloucester.anglican.org/event/ageing-gracefully-a-practical-th
 eology-of-later-life/
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SUMMARY:Ageing Gracefully – a practical theology of later life
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241029T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241029T160000
DTSTAMP:20260405T160247Z
UID:10898972024-10-29 14:00:00+00:00achurchnearyou
CATEGORIES:
DESCRIPTION:We all like to pretend that ageing only happens to others and 
 not us. “Ageing gracefully” is a course for those who are ready to fac
 e up to this reality. Through biblical themes we will try to understand Go
 d’s purposes in a long life.\n\nTogether we will explore how Christians 
 might respond to the challenges we often face towards the end of our earth
 ly life – both in ourselves and in caring for those we love. What might 
 it mean to remain fresh and green still bearing fruit into old age?\n\nThe
  course will run over 6 sessions lasting 2 hours with a coffee break. Each
  session is essentially Practical Theology – mixing biblical and church 
 perspectives with my medical perspective on challenging issues around agei
 ng.\n\nCommences 1 October for 6 weeks\n\nSession 1: ‘What do I mean by 
 Ageing?’\nSession 2: ‘God’s purpose in ageing’\nSession 3: ‘Find
 ing Healing in the Fourth Age’\nSession 4: ‘Giving and receiving care
 ’\nSession 5: ‘Dementia and personhood’\nSession 6: ‘Ars Moriendi
 ’\n\nThe course will be led by Dr Ian Donald.\n\nIan was a consultant in
  Old Age medicine at Gloucester until 2020\, having qualified from Cambrid
 ge and Edinburgh\, and trained in Nottingham. His long-standing interest i
 n the organisation of services for older people in the community probably 
 stems from his family background of general practice\, and in his last 10 
 years of work focussed on developing acute “front door” frailty servic
 es. He is married to Philippa\, vicar in the Church of England\, and has t
 hree grown up married sons and three grand-daughters. He is Trustee with A
 ge UK Gloucestershire and Harnhill Christian Healing Centre. Recently he h
 as developed a 6 week course “Ageing gracefully” which he is facilitat
 ing around the Diocese.\nBook by using the QR code below.
LOCATION:St Lawrence Parish Centre
URL:https://gloucester.anglican.org/event/ageing-gracefully-a-practical-th
 eology-of-later-life/
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SUMMARY:Ageing Gracefully – a practical theology of later life
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241105T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241105T160000
DTSTAMP:20260405T160247Z
UID:10898972024-11-05 14:00:00+00:00achurchnearyou
CATEGORIES:
DESCRIPTION:We all like to pretend that ageing only happens to others and 
 not us. “Ageing gracefully” is a course for those who are ready to fac
 e up to this reality. Through biblical themes we will try to understand Go
 d’s purposes in a long life.\n\nTogether we will explore how Christians 
 might respond to the challenges we often face towards the end of our earth
 ly life – both in ourselves and in caring for those we love. What might 
 it mean to remain fresh and green still bearing fruit into old age?\n\nThe
  course will run over 6 sessions lasting 2 hours with a coffee break. Each
  session is essentially Practical Theology – mixing biblical and church 
 perspectives with my medical perspective on challenging issues around agei
 ng.\n\nCommences 1 October for 6 weeks\n\nSession 1: ‘What do I mean by 
 Ageing?’\nSession 2: ‘God’s purpose in ageing’\nSession 3: ‘Find
 ing Healing in the Fourth Age’\nSession 4: ‘Giving and receiving care
 ’\nSession 5: ‘Dementia and personhood’\nSession 6: ‘Ars Moriendi
 ’\n\nThe course will be led by Dr Ian Donald.\n\nIan was a consultant in
  Old Age medicine at Gloucester until 2020\, having qualified from Cambrid
 ge and Edinburgh\, and trained in Nottingham. His long-standing interest i
 n the organisation of services for older people in the community probably 
 stems from his family background of general practice\, and in his last 10 
 years of work focussed on developing acute “front door” frailty servic
 es. He is married to Philippa\, vicar in the Church of England\, and has t
 hree grown up married sons and three grand-daughters. He is Trustee with A
 ge UK Gloucestershire and Harnhill Christian Healing Centre. Recently he h
 as developed a 6 week course “Ageing gracefully” which he is facilitat
 ing around the Diocese.\nBook by using the QR code below.
LOCATION:St Lawrence Parish Centre
URL:https://gloucester.anglican.org/event/ageing-gracefully-a-practical-th
 eology-of-later-life/
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