Aktiv dabei: Ältere Menschen in der Kirche
Ältere Menschen in der Kirche
Contributions by Claudia Hartmann Contributions by Gabriele Winter Contributions by Ute Frank Contributions by Andreas von Grumbkow Contributions by Heike Becker Contributions by Günter Friedeler Edited by Gerrit Heetderks
Paperback (Out of print)
(April 2011)
ISBN: 9783525630242
4.84 x 8.07 inches
Price: $10.00
On back order
Was man aus fünf Fischen und zwei Broten alles machen kann.
English Summary: The old help themselves, the old help the young, the old get involved – for themselves, for the community, for others. The spectrum of what is happening in the work of the modern 50+ community is quite broad. Here is a contributed collection that clarifies the basics and makes you want participate again. Innovative work with elderly people has a fundamentally new approach. It is no longer about one person or a team determining what is good for elderly people, but rather this approach assumes that the older people themselves know best what is good for them. The first step for a new form of ecclesiastical work with the elderly is therefore to determine the needs of the people, not just those who are already in the church community, but especially the needs of those who have had little or no contact with the community. If one only starts a conversation and starts planning, a lot can happen, as the examples in this volume show. German text. German description: Alte helfen sich selbst, Alte helfen Jungen, Alte engagieren sich – fur sich, fur die Gemeinde, fur andere. Das Spektrum dessen, was in der neueren Gemeindearbeit 50+ geschieht, ist breit. Hier sind Beispiele zusammengestellt, die Grundsatzliches klaren und Lust machen aufs Mitmachen. Innovative Arbeit mit alter werdenden Menschen hat einen grundlegenden neuen Ansatz. Es geht nicht mehr darum, dass jemand einsam oder im Team feststellt, was fur die alter werdenden Menschen gut ist, sondern dieser Ansatz geht davon aus, dass die alteren Menschen selbst am besten wissen, was fur sie gut ist. Erster Schritt fur eine neue Form der kirchlichen Altenarbeit ist es also, den Bedarf der Menschen festzustellen und zwar nicht nur derer, die ohnehin schon in die Kirchengemeinde kommen, sondern insbesondere auch den Bedarf derer, die bisher wenig oder keinen Kontakt zur Gemeinde hatten. Wenn man da erst ins Gesprach und ins Planen kommt, kann viel geschehen – wie die Beispiele in diesem Band zeigen.
- Contributions by Claudia Hartmann
- Contributions by Gabriele Winter
- Contributions by Ute Frank
- Contributions by Andreas von Grumbkow
- Contributions by Heike Becker
- Contributions by Günter Friedeler
- Edited by Gerrit Heetderks
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