Landis Homes

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/

Back into history and yet still in Lancaster… Eden West Landis Adult Day Services clients enjoyed the step back in time via the expertise of their tour guide at Wheatland, home of President Buchanan.They left with a renewed sense of the mid 1800’s struggles and triumphs in both everyday living and the political climate of the time.
Look for a new Landis Adult Day Services Facebook page coming soon!

Resident Terry Nixdorf shares these photos of two fine-feathered families that residents have been watching. Terry shares, "We have been watching the geese pair since early April, when the female, whom we named Gertrude, laid eggs behind one of the hybrid apartments, as her mate whom we named Gregory, stayed close by. The six goslings were first spotted April 29. The 10 ducklings were first spotted on April 26."