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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 over 850 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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Landis Homes currently has accommodations open in Personal Care households which provide supportive living for those who want to live as independently as possible. Learn more at https://www.landishomes.org/living-choices/personal-care/
Resident Volunteer Bob Kurtz is 82 years old and has been volunteering at Landis Homes for 3 years. He moved into Landis Homes with his wife Judy in 2015 from New Holland, Pa. Bob is an outgoing person who pitches in where needed in the volunteer office. He is a Landis Homes Courtyard Railroad volunteer who engages our residents as they come to see our outdoor train display. Bob also volunteers by pushing wheelchairs for our residents to get to their daily activities, and he and his wife Judy help out with the Ice cream stand at Fellowship Day, year after year. We are grateful for the many ways that Bob contributes to Volunteer Services at Landis Homes.
This is fun to see! Three team members enjoying the night at the ballpark. The tickets came from a giveaway from Landis At Home. Make sure you go and follow their Facebook page so you can be the NEXT winner of the seats at a Lancaster Barnstormers game!
Congratulations to the many Landis Homes residents who participated in this year’s Lancaster Office of Aging Senior Games. It was a record year for Landis Homes, turning out 40 residents competing in the games! This year was the highest attended games on record with just over 1,000 registered participants.The games are hosted by Spooky Nook Sport Complex and co-sponsored by Landis Communities.
Author Palmer Becker will be on campus to speak on "Anabaptism for Today" on Monday, May 20 at 7:00 pm the High Foundation Auditorium. His lecture will draw from his most recent book "Anabaptist Essentials: Ten Signs of a Unique Christian Faith." He is a graduate of Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Regent College, and Fuller Theological Seminary. Becker most recently served as director of the Hesston College pastoral ministries program. The public is welcome.
Landis Homes currently has accommodations open in Personal Care households which provide supportive living for those who want to live as independently as possible. Trained and dedicated team members support residents in households with the assistance they want. Amenities include laundry & housekeeping services, fresh healthy dining, gardens and courtyards, pool and fitness areas and more. For inquiries and a tour, contact Jessica Zepp, Director of Admissions and Social Services at 717-381-3591. https://www.landishomes.org/living-choices/personal-care/
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Services to the Community
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.