The Trinity Community at Fairwood

11/25/2025

Loneliness is as Harmful as Smoking: Why Connection Matters

Loneliness can harm health as much as smoking. Discover why meaningful connection matters—especially for older adults—and how to foster it.

11/20/2025

It's About Time

Explore how our perception of time evolves, influences our priorities, and shapes our experiences as we age. Discover the importance of mindfulness and living in the present.

11/13/2025

The Weight and Wonder of Time

Ashley navigates the bittersweetness of parenthood, savoring every moment with a teenage son before he leaves for college, and embracing the gift of time.

11/11/2025

🌟Celebrating the Service and Strength of Our Veterans🌟

Today and every day, we honor the veterans who call our communities home.
Their stories remind us of courage, resilience, and a lifelong spirit of service. We’re grateful for the sacrifices they’ve made, and for the wisdom, leadership, and compassion they continue to share with those around them.

To all who have served, thank you. ❤️🤍💙

11/10/2025

🎙️Don't miss our recent episode of Art of Aging with Host Rev. Beth Long-Higgins and guest, Dr. Leanne Clark Shirley, CEO of the American Society on Aging 🎥

This episode, Beth and Leanne discuss aging in America, the value of intergenerational connections, and remind us that aging is a shared human experience best approached with curiosity, inclusivity, and action! Don't miss this important conversation✨

Watch/Listen now:

This week on the Art of Aging, Dr. Leanne Clark Shirley, CEO of the American Society on Aging, joins Rev. Beth Long-Higgins to discuss the evolving landscape...

10/30/2025

Turns Out, I’m Creative After All

Creativity goes beyond art—it thrives in problem-solving, community, and every season of life.

10/29/2025

We’re excited to welcome Amy Elliot, Senior Research Scholar at Scripps Gerontology Center and Director of Opening Minds through Art (OMA), as a featured speaker at our Tenth Annual Abundant Aging Symposium on Oct. 31!🎨✨

Amy also joined us earlier this year for an inspiring episode of Art of Aging, catch it on our YouTube channel, UCHomesOH 🎥

It’s your last chance to register for the Abundant Aging Symposium this Friday! We’d love for you to join us virtually.
Register here: https://hubs.li/Q03Qy7Kz0

10/28/2025

I Get By With A Little Help From My Friends

Discover how community, faith, and friendship provide the support we need to navigate life’s challenges. A reflection on strength through togetherness.

10/23/2025

A Parade, a Promise, and the Creative Spark That Never Fades

From a childhood dream at Disney to a lifelong pursuit of creativity, this story reminds us that imagination.

10/20/2025

It’s Spiritual Care Week! 💜

This week, we celebrate the many ways spiritual care brings comfort, meaning, and hope to daily life. Whether through prayer, reflection, music, or simple moments of kindness, nurturing the spirit is at the heart of abundant living. 🌿

Every day, and especially this week, we honor the caregivers, chaplains, and volunteers, who bring light, hope, and presence to our community. ✨

Share the different ways you nurture your spirit in the comments!

10/17/2025

Have you seen our recent Art of Aging episode with Dr. Susan McFadden? Susan shares the transformative power of connection and the importance of creativity in supporting people living with dementia. 💜

We’re excited to welcome Dr. McFadden as a featured speaker at our tenth annual Abundant Aging Symposium: Ignite Creative Potential: The Aging Superpower on October 31✨

Don’t miss it! Register for in-person or virtual attendance here: https://hubs.li/Q03P87X30

Watch our full podcast episode on our YouTube channel, UCHomesOH 🎙️

10/16/2025

The Spark Within: A Child’s Journey into Creativity & Learning

At just seven years old, Rev. Bobbie McKay’s love for writing led her to business college—an experience that ignited a lifelong passion for learning and creativity. Discover how education, curiosity, and faith can transform a life and inspire others to embrace their own gifts.