By Bonnie Polak, VP of Philanthropy and Community Engagement

Missy Buchanan, beloved author and advocate for older adults, is set to visit Trinity Woods on December 3, 2024. She will discuss her latest book, Feeling Your Way Through Grief. Known for her candid reflections on aging and spirituality, Buchanan’s newest release takes a compassionate look at the grieving process, offering readers a thoughtful guide through one of life’s most difficult journeys.

“We are so excited to be partnering with the Oklahoma Conference UMC for this very special event,” said Garrett Lee, Trinity Woods, CEO. “This book offers a roadmap for those navigating the emotional landscape that follows the death of a loved one. Missy combines personal stories, reflections, and spiritual insights, creating a comforting resource for real healing. We are truly honored to be able to host this event.”

Buchanan, who became a prominent voice on spirituality and aging through works such as Living with Purpose in a Worn-Out Body and Voices of Aging, turns her attention to the universal experience of grief with this book. Drawing from her own experiences and years of walking alongside grieving individuals, she brings a message of understanding and encouragement to those who feel isolated or overwhelmed in their loss.

Attendees will have the opportunity to hear Buchanan’s insights firsthand and engage in a meaningful discussion about their own experiences with grief, whether they are currently mourning or supporting someone who is. Missy Buchanan’s words resonate deeply with those who appreciate her gentle, honest approach to difficult subjects. Her talk promises to be a powerful and healing event for anyone seeking solace in their grief, as well as for those looking to support friends or family who are grieving.

Don’t miss this chance to hear from Missy Buchanan as she shares her wisdom on grief, healing, and the hope that can emerge even in the midst of sorrow. Space is limited. To register call Katlyn, Oklahoma United Methodist Conference, at 405-530-2019.