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Facing retirement can present challenges for the spirit. Read this prayer from the Spring issue of the Pension Boards’ Generations Journal by UCC educator and Stillspeaking Daily Devotional writer, the Rev. Mary Luti. READ MORE
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Rev. Bruce G. Epperly, PhD
Often my fellow retirees tell me some version of the following: “I’ve got so much to do now. I don’t know how I held a job before I retired.” They often share how busy they are, and how they don’t have time for taking a walk, exercising, recreational activities, or getting together with friends, not to mention volunteer projects. I’m usually tempted to ask, “Have you looked at your schedule? What activities are optional, a matter of choice, and what are absolutely necessary, given your commitments and values?”