Circle of Friends for the Dying actively promotes events that give people the opportunity to explore their feelings about end-of-life. We feel that knowledge is power, which can bring great relief during a time of powerlessness. We can’t control our dying, but we can explore ways to face it so that the choices available to us become meaningful options.
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Click here to register Registration in advance for this free event is required. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Zoom meeting. Bookmark that email or make note of the registration link on your calendar. ABOUT THIS EVENT: Welcome! We have held 100+ Death Cafés in the Hudson Valley,… Read More »Death Café Online – November 18
Click here to register Registration in advance for this free event is required. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Zoom meeting. Bookmark that email or make note of the registration link on your calendar. ABOUT THIS EVENT: Welcome! We have held 100+ Death Cafés in the Hudson Valley,… Read More »Death Café Online – December 18, 2023
The Lutheran perspective, with Pastor Tim Bupp from the Redeemer Lutheran Church.
Click here to register Registration in advance for this free event is required. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Zoom meeting. Bookmark that email or make note of the registration link on your calendar. ABOUT THIS EVENT: Welcome! We have held 100+ Death Cafés in the Hudson Valley,… Read More »Death Café Online – January 18, 2024
An open discussion will be held as part of the Perspectives on Death and Dying series of Life Matters. The discussion will be held in the home, and all are welcome!
Click here to register Registration in advance for this free event is required. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Zoom meeting. Bookmark that email or make note of the registration link on your calendar. ABOUT THIS EVENT: Welcome! We have held 100+ Death Cafés in the Hudson Valley,… Read More »Death Café Online – February 18, 2024
Part of the series of Perspectives on Living Well, Mindful Aging: Living Life Fully as an Older Woman with Stephanie Speer. May I meet this moment fully. May I meet it as a friend. This is an opportunity for women over 55 years of age to come together for contemplation and connection to use the… Read More »Life Matters: Mindful Aging: Living Life Fully as an Older Woman with Stephanie Speer
Click here to register Registration in advance for this free event is required. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Zoom meeting. Bookmark that email or make note of the registration link on your calendar. ABOUT THIS EVENT: Welcome! We have held 100+ Death Cafés in the Hudson Valley,… Read More »Death Café Online – March 18, 2024
Part of our series of Perspectives on Living Well, we are honored to have Judith Bromley, MS, RN from the Ulster County Office for the Aging join us for conversation and refreshments. There is no fee to attend, but registration is required. For more information about the program, click here. If interested in attending, please… Read More »Life Matters: The REST program, a conversation with Judith Bromley
In an effort to make death literacy aspirational and fun, Bevival has planned a very special dinner party to engage both your senses and sense of heritage. What better way to accomplish this than by pairing amazing food with electrifying table conversation! So to help us all talk about death differently, Liza Schoenfein, food writer,… Read More »The Art & Soul of Comfort Food