Spotlight on Joy and Connection at Kansas Christian Home Kansas Christian Home (KCH), a faith-rooted Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) in Newton, Kansas, was recently featured on Good Day Kansas, […]
Return to the Deep Sources
Submitted by Rev. Dr. Diana C. Leaf, Chaplain Open my eyes, so that I may behold the wondrous things out of your law. I live as an alien in the […]
KCH Celebrates Unsung Hero Award Recipient: Daniel Galley
Honoring Quiet Leadership at Kansas Christian Home At Kansas Christian Home (KCH) in Newton, Kansas, we believe true leadership is often found behind the scenes—in the individuals whose everyday dedication […]
Meet Our Residents: Jack and Deb B.
A Life of Service, Family, and Community at Kansas Christian Home in Newton, Kansas From Chicago to Kansas: A Journey of Service and Family Kansas Christian Home (KCH) in Newton, […]
Beyond Bravery
Submitted by Rev. Dr. Diana C. Leaf, Chaplain [Jesus said,] “I am sending you out like sheep among wolves. You will be handed over to the local councils and be […]
In the Spotlight: Garald and Theresa Salmans
A Faith-Filled Journey of Retirement at Kansas Christian Home in Newton, Kansas A Joyful Life in Retirement at Kansas Christian Home Kansas Christian Home (KCH) is proud to be home […]
In the Spotlight: Kenneth “Frenchy” and Neva F.
Here’s a couple who were “matched” and have shared a lot of fun in their life together. Both Kenneth and Neva were raised in Iowa and were introduced to each […]
Whose Body? Our Body!
This month’s devotional submission is authored by Phiwa Langeni who is passionate about helping people see that different doesn’t have to be dangerous. But speaking the truth in love, we […]
Maybe You Could Lower the Bar?
This month’s devotion submission was written by Pastor Mary Luti. Jesus said, “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.” – […]
Meet Our Resident: Krystine H.
Krystine’s “gone through every book” at Faith & Life hand-coloring pages for distribution by the Hesston Senior Center to elders. From third grade through high school, she was active in […]