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TOS051: Facing Finals II - What Do You Leave Behind? & Preplanning Your Funeral
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Join Patti Brunner and Truth of the Spirit guest Dc. Clarence Leis for Facing Finals Session 2: What Do You Leave Behind? & Preplanning Your Funerals. Many of us are heading into our senior season. In the winter of our lives it may be more difficult to complete various tasks. Take up those challenges and chores and see how completing your own tasks can benefit others. Yet even as one season ends the new is upon us as we reach for eternal life. What do you leave
behind? What do you want to hand on to others? How has the paths of others affected you in the journey of life? Would you want others to follow your footprints? Now is the time, before time slips away, to walk in the paths worth following. The steps you must take to prepare for “final days” are similar for everyone. Deacon Clarence Leis has experience in helping people preplan their funerals to reduce the strain on those left behind. As you work on your planning, and share it with those you will leave behind, it helps us to recall that this mortal life will pass away. See the blog at PatriarchMinistries.com for “87 Things that Must be Done by the Survivor” and other practical suggestions.