Milford Assembly of God

MEET THE PRIME TIMER COORDINATOR

Hi, my name is Ann Campbell and I have been involved with the Prime Timers for 10 years and have been the coordinator for the past 7 years. My belief is that "Prime Time" is not an age, but the "Prime of Your Life", which I feel is NOW! I'm looking forward to getting involved with visiting the shut-ins and hospitalized people in our area. I have been a board member for 5 years and have truly loved being a part of this leadership group. God has worked in my life more than I could begin to tell. I have been blessed with a nursing home ministry for the past 4 years. I have been married for 39 years and have the privilege of being a mother to 3 children and grandmother to 10. I received my salvation in March 1981 and was baptized in the Holy Spirit in 1982 and continuing to learn and love the miracles that God administers to us. Please join us and see miracles happen all around you as you enjoy the "Prime of Your Life".


Prayer Requests
Name: Anonymous
Date: 10/24/2009
 **PLEASE CONTINUE PRAYING FOR JOHNNY MARTAIN** After a stroke the doctors found a major arterie that was bleeding Johnny's brain. The doctor's then knew he had little time to live. - That is just where this story begins.. Earlier this afternoon the doctor shared more upsetting news to the family of Johnny Martain. The more recent MRI of his brain was worst... [more]


  

Ten Goals for Senior Adults

1.  Admit you are a senior adult.  In many cultures those over fifty are highly esteemed.  Look for ways to honor those who are older than you, setting precedence for the younger generation.

 2.  Assess your past and prepare for the future.  Consider how God has provided spiritually for you and determine now to begin or continue your relationship with Him.

 3.  Avail yourself of education regarding health issues.  Many communities and medical centers provide free screenings and classes to keep you aware of symptoms and treatment before they become serious.

  4.   Accompany older senior adults to activities and doctors' visits.  Your help is invaluable to them, and you will learn from their experiences how to enhance your own life as a senior.

 5.  Allow yourself to set new priorities and commitments.  Determine what is important to you and approach these ideals with a renewed commitment of achievement.

  6.  Account for your financial status and goals.  Examine your insurance policies, bank accounts, wills, and trusts and decide what you can do to enhance your finances for the future.

 7.  Attend activities provided by your church and community.  Fellowship with others stimulates the mind and eliminates self-pity.

 8.  Approach others and encourage them to attend senior adult classes and activities.  You will add to your circle of friends and benefit both you and them.

 9.  Analyze anxieties and give them to God.  His assurance of care and peace allows you to mature spiritually.

 10.  Anticipate all God has for you as a senior adult and become aware of the blessing you can be to others.

 

 

  

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