News & Views from Campus: January 5 – January 11
Important Notice Regarding Morning Devotions!
We will temporarily
change the start time for Morning Devotions. Beginning January 20th,
for two weeks, Devotions will start at 9:30 a.m.
This change will
hopefully accomplish a couple of things. It will allow those residents that like to
sleep in a chance to attend. It will
also alleviate a time crunch that some staff members have experienced in trying
to assist residents to get up, have breakfast and be ready in time to go. Hopefully, it will increase the overall
attendance at the services.
This will affect the start times for the following:
Towel Folding on Monday, Wednesday & Friday will begin at 10:00 a.m.
Catholic Mass on Thursday will begin at 10:30 a.m.
Marvin Cook on January 21 and Sing-a-Long on January 28 will start a few minutes late.
Please note that Sunday Worship will remain at 9:00 a.m.
We ask that you
attend with an open mind and share your thoughts with either Chaplain Josh at
ext. 4491 or Sally at ext. 4227. If the change is well received, we will
consider making it permanent.
We would like to
take this opportunity to thank you in advance for helping us.
Mark your calendars! Devotions will be held at 9:30 a.m. – January 20 – January 31, 2020.
Activity Calendar
Sunday, January 12
9:00 am: Worship Service: Chaplain Josh Vahle, Chapel
2:00 pm: Tea Party Bingo (Celebrate National Tea Month), SR
Monday, January 13
9:00 am: Devotions: Chaplain Josh Vahle, Chapel
9:30 am: Towel Folding, Social Room
11:30 am: Exercise, Social Room
1:30 pm: Rosary, Chapel
6:30 pm: Bingo, Social Room
Tuesday, January 14
9:00 am: Devotions, Rev. Nancy Wilson, Chapel
9:30 am: Coffee Hour, Bartley Room
11:30 am: Exercise, Social Room
1:00 pm: Placematters, Town Hall
2:45 pm: Bingo, Town Hall
6:30 pm: Garbage Cards, Social Room
Wednesday, January 15
9:00 am: Wal-Mart Shopping**
9:00 am: Devotions: Rev. Carol Stufflebeam, Chapel
9:30 am: Towel Folding, Social Room
11:30 am: Exercise, Social Room
1:00 pm: Pony Tail Canasta, Knapheide Room
1:30 pm: Dominoes, Bartley Room
2:00 pm: Flame & Embers, Social Room
Thursday, January 16
9:00 am: Devotions: Pastor Tom Rains, Chapel
9:30 am: Coffee Hour, Bartley Room
10:00 am: Catholic Mass, Chapel
11:30 am: Exercise, Social Room
1:30 pm: SLN-Truman & Civil Rights, (From Truman Presidential Library, Social Room
Friday, January 17
9:00 am: Devotions: Chaplain Josh Vahle, Chapel
10:00 am: Towel Folding, Social Room
11:30 am: Exercise, Social Room
2:45 pm: Bingo, Social Room
Saturday, January 18
11:30 am: Exercise, Social Room
2:00 pm: SDA Devotions, Chapel
3:00 pm: Bingo, Social Room
** Please sign-up for this activity at the
Front Desk
All activities are subject to change. Games
and cards are available for use anytime in the Bartley Room.
Weekly
Inspiration
We
can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone. ~ Ronald Reagan
Prayer Request & Scripture
SCRIPTURE OF THE WEEK Proverbs 1:7
“The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge…”
THIS WEEK PRAY FOR:
Residents: McReynolds Center
Staff: VOLUNTEERS We thank God for the time, talents, sacrifices, and generosity of all our volunteers.
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