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Westminster Canterbury is a resort style, senior living community in Virginia Beach which has 600 residents who are coming together to share stories and tales of their time.
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Aging Matters Episode 1: Sarah McLure - Mind, Body, Solutions (opens the original)
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Aging Matters: Wellness, Purpose & the Power of a Positive Outlook What if aging isn’t something to simply manage, but an opportunity to live with greater purpose, connection, and vitality? In the inaugural episode of Aging Matters , we sit down with Sarah McClure, a wellness and health coach, for an engaging conversation about what it really means to age well. Sarah shares practical insights on the powerful connection between mindset, movement, gratitude, sleep, breathwork, and everyday choices
Remembering September 11, 2001 Through the Stories of Those Who Lived It - A Special Episode of Westminster-Canterbury Tales (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years later, September 11, 2001 remains a day that lives vividly in the memories of those who experienced it. In this special episode of Westminster-Canterbury Tales , members of the Westminster-Canterbury community share their firsthand memories of 9/11 and the moments that changed their lives forever. From Virginia Beach and Washington, D.C., to the Pentagon, the World Trade Center, and even far from home, these personal stories offer a powerful and deeply human perspective on how
Tell Me Your Story - Richard "Dick" Keever (opens the original)
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In the first episode of the newly renamed Tell Me Your Story , hosts Ben Frazier and resident co-host Sue Cunningham welcome Reverend Dr. Richard Keever, former pastor of Bayside Presbyterian Church and former chaplain at Westminster-Canterbury. Dick reflects on his journey from a small North Carolina town to the ministry, sharing stories about his calling, theological education, and decades of serving others. Along the way, the conversation explores the importance of listening, the power of sim
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