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The COVID-19 Crisis, Religiosity and Spirituality Among Seventh-Day Adventist Older Adults
Sarah I Riedel1, Shannon Trecartin1
1School of Social Work, Andrews University, Berrien Springs, USA.
Abstract:
This study highlights the lived experience of Seventh-day Adventist older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic, while focusing on their religious and spiritual practices during this event. The researchers conducted 10 in-depth qualitative interviews and found participants experienced notable changes in their personal spirituality and practices. Furthermore, findings showed participants categorizing the events of the pandemic in light of their understanding of the Bible. The analysis highlights the all-encompassing influence of spirituality and religiosity upon participants' experience of the world. The findings assist social workers to consider the importance of assessing and integrating older adults' spirituality as means to enhance their well-being.
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