Betty was the oldest of three children born to her parents in Newton at Axtell Hospital. Her parents farmed (wheat, milo, hay, livestock) east of Walton. She began her education […]
Mission Group Coming from Iowa!
KCH is excited to welcome the arrival of the Youth Mission Group from First Christian Church in Keokuk, Iowa. They’ll be volunteering their time and talents in various capacities throughout […]
Chaplain’s Message: Refuge
Submitted by Rev. Dr. Diana C. Leaf, Chaplain God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear. – Psalm 46.1-2a (NRSV) The Bosque del Apache […]
Meet Our Residents: Orval & Cherie Y.
In elementary school, when Cherie’s blonde pigtails were dipped in the desk inkwell behind her little did she know she would eventually marry the mischievous boy whose actions forced her […]
Chaplain’s Message: Who Are You Wearing?
This month I share with you the following article by Kenneth L. Samuel, Pastor of Victory for the World Church, Decatur, Georgia. – Rev. Dr. Diana C. Leaf, Chaplain Therefore, […]
Meet Our Resident: Bonnie T.
Born in the city of Lewisville, Nebraska, and the third child of four born to her parents, Bonnie Hutchison was encouraged and given the tools and resources to teach herself […]
Meet Our Resident: Wilma Schwemmer
Wilma Deane Brown was the third child born to Leo and Aline Brown in Purdy, Missouri on October 4, 1935. She grew up with one older sister and one brother […]
Chaplain’s Message: A Commercial Break
Submitted by KCH’s Rev. Dr. Diana Leaf, Chaplain The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing. – Psalm 23.1 (NIV) A mother is trying to teach her daughter to be suspicious […]
Chaplain’s Message: Stay Human
Submitted by Rev. Dr. Diana C. Leaf, Chaplain Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what […]
Meet Our Residents: Bob & Judith P.
Bob and Judy Priest are new Tilsley Village residents who seem to retain their contentment no matter how difficult their situations. It’s not that they deny their hardships. Rather, they […]