Senior Care Series: Part 2 Home Health Care
Home health care is often confused with homecare, but they are vastly different. Learn more about home health care in this article.
January 20, 2026
Home health care is often confused with homecare, but they are vastly different. Learn more about home health care in this article.
Tap-to-pay is quick and easy. Many of us use it every day with our cards or phones. But the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning people this holiday season about a new scam that takes advantage of this technology. It’s called “ghost tapping,” and it can charge your card without you even noticing.
The Fred and June Blankenship Grant for Individual Assistance made a profound difference in the life of Valegia Wilson Tidwell, a beloved member of the Glencliff community.
Helping a senior loved one find the best services they need can be daunting. There is an overwhelming amount of information
If you’ve ever run into a problem with charges or purchases on any of your accounts, you’re familiar with reaching
The Trump Administration announced yesterday a major restructuring of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that includes massive staff cuts and the elimination of the Administration for Community Living (ACL). ACL is the only federal agency exclusively focused on supporting older people and people with disabilities.
Be Fit participants Elaine Wallace, Toni Batson, Martha Burston, and Arlene McCurdy find comfort and stability in new chairs used for their exercise program at Bethlehem UMC in Clarksville, Tennessee. A grant from ENCORE Ministry Foundation helped fund the purchase.
A McAlilly Grant from ENCORE Ministry Foundation helped fund a new ramp and automatic push-button door, making Cook’s UMC more accessible and welcoming.
Shady Grove United Methodist Church in Hickman County Tennessee was organized in 1808-1809 and established in 1831. The current building was erected in 1871 on top of a hill.
Grant funding from the ENCORE Ministry Foundation helped members of Cannon UMC in Shelbyville, Tennessee, purchase and install a ramp for retired pastor, Rev. Doug Dezotell.
The ENCORE Ministry Foundation provided a grant to First United Methodist in Columbia, Tennessee, to help fund their feeding ministry, the People’s Table. Since 2004, the People’s Table ministry serves meals to neighbors in need every Tuesday evening and Friday afternoon, providing nourishment, love, and hope to the homeless, elderly, families, and individuals struggling to make ends meet. However, the need in the community is growing. With the closure of a local battery plant and reductions in SNAP benefits, more families are facing food insecurity.
Together, we can be the hands and feet of Jesus, feeding the hungry, caring for the vulnerable, and showing love to those who need it most. Every dollar you give to the Kent and Ellen McNish Fund for Older Adult Food Security helps feeding ministries stretch resources and serve more meals to those in need. Donate today and help support life-changing feeding ministries like the People’s Table.