When Grace Semple-Paul’s mother entered a coma, the family faced decisions they had never discussed. They loved her deeply, but they did not know what she would have wanted.
That experience turned an intellectual interest in stewardship into a mission: no family should face life’s most difficult moments without preparation, communication and clarity.
The three documents that speak for you
- An advance healthcare directive (sometimes called a living will) describing the care you want.
- A healthcare proxy or medical power of attorney naming who decides when you cannot.
- A durable financial power of attorney so bills, mortgages and accounts can be managed.
Have the conversation
Documents matter, but conversations matter just as much. Tell your loved ones where your documents are, why you made the choices you did, and how your faith shapes them.
This article is for educational purposes and is not legal, tax or financial advice. Please consult a licensed professional in your jurisdiction.
