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Beyond Truth and Fiction: Loving Our Neighbours with Dementia

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  • Kathryn Butler

Should we be very honest with dementia sufferers in the name of truth, even if the facts will hurt if not devastate them? Or should we lie, to keep them blissfully unaware? This article explains how neither option seems to wholly show love for our neighbour, and that the gospel offers a different approach. It explains what it means in these contexts to speak the truth in love, to show respect and compassion to those suffering.

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Pastoring Dementia Patients

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  • Lewis Allen

The author provides simple and clear advice for those who make pastoral visits to believers with dementia.

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Dementia: A Biblical Approach for Care

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  • Lucy A. Moll

This article gives advice to those who are providing counseling or pastoral care to believers who have dementia, and their families.

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Hope for the Weary: Seeing the Light of Love in the Darkness of Dementia

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  • Julie Ganschow

The author offers words of encouragement from God’s Word to those who care for people suffering from dementia.

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Remains of the Brain's Day – A Christian's Perspective on Dementia

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  • S. Buckingham

This article offers a Christian perspective on dementia.

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