Is the Church ready to support people living with dementia?
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Nearly one million people in the UK are living with dementia, and many families are affected. Can a person still know God if they can no longer remember the beliefs they've held for years? And how can churches better support those living with dementia, along with their families and carers? Wendy Gleadle and Frances Attwood, co-authors of Dementia, God and the Church: Journeying with Hope, joined Mal Pope to unpack these questions
Released on 15 Oct 2026
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