Who are we?
Seekers, searchers, learners, open to the embracing of the Spirit – that’s who we are!
Who are we?
Employed, downsized, empty-nesters, retired, and re-fired.
Who are we?
Single, married, in relationship, separated or divorced. Who are we? Straight, gay, trans-gendered and twin-spirited.
Who are we?
Partners, siblings, parents, aunts and uncles, grandparents, and the children of elderly fathers and mothers who increasingly need our care.
Who are we?
We are every colour and we are no colour.
Who are we?
Lovers, friends, and servants of God, keen to make a difference in our world.
We are all these things and so much more! Diversity is our middle name. We are Baby Boomers.
Depending on who you are talking to, we Canadian Boomers were born roughly between 1946 and 1966. We are searching for a more vibrant and yet practical spirituality to support us as we engage in this exciting and often challenging period known as the second half of life.
Boomerality is my new blog. It’s about Boomers and Spirituality, specifically Christian spirituality. In Boomerality I will be exploring topics related to Boomers, Faith, Meaning, Spirituality, and How We Build a Life of Meaning in the years after 50. I hope you’ll join me and share your ideas and thoughts.
Boomerality 