Making New Friends At Midlife
by Anita Lustrea Maintaining friendships has sometimes been difficult for me. Partly it’s my personality profile and partly my upbringing. I’m an introvert who sometimes doesn’t see the need for … Read...
What happens to friendships when our memories are only ghosts?
By Carlton H. Colby & Amanda Cleary Eastep Memories by Carl I met J and his younger brother in a crab apple fight. I lost. Of course, it wasn’t fair, … Read...
Friends For Life
by Judy Allen Some friendships last forever; others endure for a brief time. Friendships, no matter how long they last, are a gift. Relationships have been on my mind, because … Read...
95 Meals and the Meaning of Friendship.
by Dorothy Greco Most of my rituals are practiced in solitude: morning prayer, daily exercise, flossing. My two communal rituals involve food: our family’s evening dinner and the ninety-five meals … Read...
The Solidarity of Intergenerational Friendships
by Jeannie Prinsen A number of years ago when my mother was visiting me, we were paging through my photo albums. Suddenly she said, “You’re very lucky to have so … Read...Follow Us
Available NOW!
PerGen co-founder Michelle Van Loon’s new book about spiritual growth at midlife is available now! Order from the publisher, or your favorite online book vendor including Amazon.com, ChristianBook.com, HeartsAndMindsBooks.com, Lifeway.com, and BarnesandNoble.com.
Becoming Sage: Cultivating Maturity, Purpose, and Spirituality at Midlife (Moody Publishers)
