Chock full of theological, pastoral, and clinical wisdom, this highly accessible book from a wise pastor and chaplain should be required reading for all church leaders, as well as for all who have family members who are no longer able to care for themselves. Biblically rooted, practically sound, pastorally gentle, and broadly ecumenical, it offers both an incisive critique of the church’s current elder care practices and invaluable counsel on how to correct them.
