Learning to Sing at Midnight
Aging is a fact of life. Growing old doesn't mean it's time to step back from the work of God's kingdom.
Learning to Sing at Midnight is a 12-lesson workbook by Joanne Beckley for women in the later seasons of life.
How This Study Helps
Not much is written for Christian women about growing older. Retirement, a changing body, an empty house, and a culture that sidelines older people can leave a woman wondering what she still has to offer.
This study shows the spiritual strength and wisdom that come through a lifetime of experience. It covers society and aging, the changes and adjustments that follow retirement, how to keep growing spiritually, and the hindrances most women meet along the way. Even as we grow older, we can keep maturing in Christ.
Format & Features
Twelve chapters in a 76-page, 8.5 x 11 coil-bound workbook. It's also available as a PDF eBook for personal use or for a class.
Who It's For
Ladies' Bible classes, women approaching or in retirement, and younger women who want to understand and encourage the older women in their lives.
Common Questions
Can I use it to teach a class?
Yes. Its 12 chapters fit a quarter of weekly classes. Order a workbook for each woman, or choose the class-use PDF.
What is the difference between the eBook options?
The personal-use PDF is for one reader. The class-use PDF lets a teacher print or share copies for her class.
About the Author
Joanne Beckley grew up a preacher's daughter, with four generations of faith before her. She and her husband live in South Africa, where he preaches across Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and South Africa, and she teaches women there from her own workbooks. They reared three sons, who now live in the States, and have seven grandchildren.
Product Details
- Author: Joanne Beckley
- Publisher: Spiritbuilding Publishers
- Chapters: 12
- Pages: 76
- Format: 8.5 x 11 coil-bound softcover; PDF eBook (personal or class use)
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