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Aging with service, socialization, and support: The work of faith-based stories in a lifetime community
1Valenti School of Communication, University of Houston, 101 Communications Bldg, Houston, TX 77204-3002, USA.
Abstract:
This project explores the impact that stories told through the church have on rural older adults and their perceptions of community resources, possibilities, and responsibilities as they age in the same small town where they have lived most, if not all, of their lives. I combine qualitative research practices with narrative theorizing to understand the ways in which faith-based stories work with, for, and on community members. I seek to understand how these stories foster a culture of altruism and spirit of stewardship that can ultimately build an inclusive community, nurture a sense of responsibility across generations, and enable residents to age in place with meaningful connection, purpose, and support.
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