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The ministry of Landis Homes is to serve aging adults and their families by honoring and enriching their lives in a community of Christ-like love.
Serving One Another Since 1964
A continuing care village by Landis Communities
Established in 1964, Landis Homes, located near Lititz, PA, is a not-for-profit retirement community which is home to 800 persons living in cottages, apartments, suites, personal care and healthcare. Another 100 persons are served on a weekly basis in one of the two adult day services centers on the 114-acre campus, which is surrounded by Lancaster County farmland.
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"The wise lover does not consider so much the lover's gift, as the giver's love." --Thomas A. Kempis
Have you ever been given a gift that stands out in your memory? Read below as resident Miriam Eberly shares about two of her most memorable gifts.
Have you ever been given a gift that stands out in your memory? Read below as resident Miriam Eberly shares about two of her most memorable gifts.
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by Melissa Kaliciki, Annual Gifts Officer “The wise lover does not consider so much the lover’s gift, as the giver’s love.” –Thomas A. Kempis Often, people think of February as a lover’s month. However, times have changed and Valentine’s Day has become a fun day to express love to thos...
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Need a burst of color and creativity to brighten your February? You’re invited to a drop-in reception to meet quilter and resident Patty Hauber on Friday, February 15 from 2:00-4:00 p.m.in the Harvest View Art Gallery. Patty is displaying her quilts and wall hangings in the Harvest View Art Gallery. Patty is a founding member of the Red Rose Quilters Guild. She had the opportunity to teach quilting in Mexico, Hungry and the Ukraine. This beautiful display will be available for you to view until the end of March.
Resident Roland Yoder making repairs to the mural in the former pool area getting it ready for the anticipated opening of the new recreation room in Westview which will be the home for shuffleboard and billiards. The 75-foot mural depicting the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia, was created in 1989 by Lois Messner. The water damaged areas have been coated over and sealed, and repainting of the damaged parts of the mural is taking place
Sing for the Moment Choir provides an opportunity for people living in early to mid-stage Alzheimer's disease and other dementias, as well as their care partners, to enjoy music and socialize. Although the focus of the choir is social interaction, participants will also benefit from the wellness aspects of singing, such as reduced stress and improved mood. Landis Communities hosts rehearsals and concerts at the Landis Homes West Bethany Chapel in partnership with Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health and the Alzheimer's Association. Rehearsals for their spring concert will be held Wednesdays, March 6 through April 24, 10:00 a.m - 11:30 a.m. Call 717-568-2595 Ext. 1100 to participate or for more information
An enthusiastic crowd of over 100 turned out for the opening reception for Jim and Lin Bowman’s art exhibit on Tuesday evening. Daryl Snider entertained guests with live music with guitar and saxophone. The exhibit will continue through March 25. Find out more about the Bowmans at https://www.landishomes.org/husband-wife-duo-art-reception-feb-5.
Chef Willie Arnold and Catering Manager Paige Borland presented a chocolate-themed cooking demo in the The Owl Hill Bistro to kick off this month's focus on chocolate. Residents enjoyed learning about creative uses for chocolate, and had the opportunity to sample the creations. Be sure to visit the Bistro this month for chocolate-themed entrees and desserts.
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Two specialized programs on campus.
Personal care and support services to adults within a 15-mile radius of Landis Homes.
Childcare and education for infant through preschool age children.
On-going learning opportunities for seniors.