Wadsworth

Yours in Christ, Wade Spring is on its way!!! I have never met anyone who did not like spring. Whether winter has been mild or severe spring is such a blessing. Where I live, trees are starting to bud and a few blades of grass are showing. Oh, oh! I guess I am not ready […]

Yours in Christ, Wade What a wonderful time of year it is! Of late we have been studying the book of Philippians in our nursing home Bible Studies. In that book the Apostle Paul emphasizes joy in Christ and how to maintain it. But he also speaks of his own sorrows. That is the way […]

Yours in Christ, Wade The leaves have not started to turn to fall colors yet but there is a feeling of fall in the air. The upcoming election has much of our attention but as for those in the nursing homes day to day survival is usually uppermost in their minds. Some are acutely aware […]

Yours in Christ, Wade This is what June looks like where I live. The alfalfa fields are a beautiful green. Right now, many farmers are cutting, baling and stacking this valuable crop. Other crops raised in this area are pinto beans, feed corn, wheat and sugar beets. I always feel at home with farmers and […]

Yours in Christ, Wade March promises spring weather, whether we get it or not. It also gives us Daylight Savings Time whether it saves anything or not. But this year March gives us Palm Sunday, Good Friday and Easter. And all three are some of the most important historical events ever recorded. On Palm Sunday […]

Yours in Christ, Wade   The activity staff at Mitchell Care Center work hard to provide a meaningful Christmas experience for the residents at the care center. Christmas in the nursing home can be depressing when the residents are often left without family during the holiday season. My part is to share Christmas services with […]

In the last few weeks five residents at the Mitchell Care Center have passed away. Some were saved and others I am not sure. The nursing Home staff are remarkable people with a very special job, i.e. caring for those who can no longer care for themselves. It can be rewarding but also very trying. […]

Yours in Christ, Wade   Wyoming is certainly known for its cattle, ranches and cowboys. I meet regularly with one gentleman who lost his wife. I wrote about him in the June Newsletter last year. Click here to read more.

This year’s Christmas Card for the nursing home residents is another popup done by Susan Winget. The residents really appreciate the decorative value as well as the Christmas theme.