From what you have learned in this course about, for example, developmental stages and tasks and the emergence of a relatively new stage of early later adulthood in the context of postmodernity, how would you go about reflecting on this recent phenomenon? What would you say to the minister?

Schweitzer, Friedrich L. 2004. The Postmodern Life Cycle: Challenges for Church and Theology. Chalice. Source: Newman, Barbara & Philip. 2007. Theories of Human Development. Lawrence Erlbaum. *The minister at your church has noticed a new trend: adults, in the postmodern age, who reach the traditional retirement age of 65 are increasingly opting to continue working into their 70s and in some cases into their 80s. This, of course, raises important questions about the churchs approach to working with senior citizens. Up until now, senior programs at your church have consisted of monthly senior dinners, bus trips, and a womens arts and crafts group.

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