If you happen to be at the Aging Services of Minnesota Conference on Thursday, stop by and visit with folks from Ecumen, who will be leading several sessions today and tomorrow.Tomorrow at 2 p.m. Ecumen will be leading a session on engaging volunteers in spiritual care. The session will be led by Pastor Ron Gerl of Ecumen, who will share highlights of a recruitment and training program at the Ecumen Parmly LifePointes community. Joining him will be baby boomer volunteer Dave Ronvang, a former pilot for Northwest Airlines, and I will also be sharing insights from our Ecumen Age Wave study as it relates to engaging new volunteers, particularly baby boomers.Ecumen’s Mary Cordts and Patricia McArdle will lead a session today at 2 p.m. called: Living Well … Aging Well that will discuss wellness and what they have learned through their work at the Vitalize Wellness Centre at Ecumen’s Parmly LifePointes community.At 3:30 today, Wendy Gordon, director of nutrition services at Ecumen’s Emmanuel Community in Detroit Lakes, Minn., will present on giving menus a healthy, creative, effective overhaul.Yesterday Ecumen’s regional director of finance Sue Koivisto and vice president of finance Scott Riddle presented on enhancing financial performance in aging services.