Spiritual Nursey's Role In The Church

In today’s society, many seek ways to live the best life possible. As we age, we tend to get more spiritual, some may refer to aging in itself as a spiritual journey. According to Lavretsky, “In the US general population, religious participation has always been prominent, with over 90% of Americans believing in God or a higher power, 90% praying, 67–75% praying daily, 69% being members of a church or synagogue, 60% considering religion to be very important in their lives and 82% acknowledging the need for spiritual growth. (p.2). For those who are spiritual, religious participation means putting faith into action and doing what the
Bible recommends, which is to go help other and share the gospel.
In this paper, I will analyze how spirituality
They were very friendly and I asked them questions pertaining to their role in the church and how that affect their quality of life and they explained that they were the “grandma’s” of the church and that they were happy I decided to visit and that they would take good care of my son. They went on to say that their role at the church improves their quality of life because they love children and the fact that they get to take care of them on Sunday’s means all the world to them and they were also happy to share the love of Jesus with others.
I was then directed to another area of the church to drop off my ten-year-old daughter. There we were met by a young adult and encouraged to fill out their visitor’s card and drop it in the offering bucket. Next, I was directed into the sanctuary where I found a seat towards the back where I could observe everything.
On the stage was a mixture of both older adults and younger adults. They sang worship songs and took up tithes and offerings. The congregation was made up of people of all ages and physical abilities, off to the side were two people in wheelchairs, one older adult and who