We are collecting various items for the CrossNet Food Pantry. See display outside of Welcome Center near Apartment Suites Lobby for a complete list of items being collected and to drop off items.
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Residents will display their beautiful diamond art creations.
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Pastor Chet Yoder will preach. This service will have Communion. The public is welcome to join us for worship. To join us online, click here.
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Piercing Word presents a dramatic rendering of the Gospel of Mark, word for word from the gospel. A free-will offering will be received. |
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If you or someone you know has low vision or vision impairments, consider joining us to connect and share with one another. Contact Alexys Kanagy at 717.355.6171 for more information.
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Come learn about another exciting overseas travel opportunity. This time its Iceland. Join Dan from Collette Travel as he previews this fantastic trip. |
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Grab some coffee and please join us for a monthly Memory Café, hosted by Harry and Hazel Urban and Melody Karick, ForgeWorks Dementia Consultant and Educator. This event is sponsored by Dementia Friendly Lancaster and will be held at 10am on the first Wednesday of each month. Harry is living purposefully with dementia. Hazel, Harry’s wife, models […] |
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Please stop by The Artisans Corner as resident artist Pixie Boswell will demonstrate how she makes button jewelry. |
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Rev. Eric Ritz will preach. Voices of Praise will provide special music as part of this classical-style service. The public is welcome to join us for worship. To join us online, click here. |
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Topic: Understanding the "Why" behind the "What;" If you are a care partner for a person with memory loss, join us in the Concord Room (across from the Harvest Table) for a time of learning and connecting with one another. Contact Alexys Kanagy at 717.355.6171 for more information.
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Anyone who is experiencing brain changes or cognitive challenges is welcome to join this book club, led by Janie Martin, ForgeWorks dementia educator and consultant in the Prayer and Meditation Room. Please connect with Alexys Kanagy at 717.355.6171 for more information. |
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An opportunity to assist with a local food ministry. We leave GSV at the Apartment Suites Lobby and volunteer at Blessings of Hope in Leola, sorting and packing vegetables and fruit to distribution to those in need. Pre-register to Chaplain Chet Yoder @ 6203.
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Guest Speaker: GSV Resident, Sue Fitzgerald Join us in February as Sue will share her recent experience serving with GSV Travel with Purpose Team in Kenya with Missions of Hope International. She will offer a firsthand look at the transformative work being done through education, community partnership, and the hope taking root in the lives […]
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This group provides a relaxed setting for those experiencing cognitive changes to receive support and learn tips for resilient living with memory loss. Contact Leslie Hartman at 717.355.6076 for more information. |
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Join us for a lively and uplifting performance by Servant Stage: Showtunes Cabaret! Enjoy a fun evening filled with great music, energetic showtunes, and heartfelt storytelling—featuring some of Lancaster’s most talented singers and storytellers. This special performance brings the magic of musical theatre right to you, blending familiar favorites with engaging moments that will have […] |
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Dr. Peter Teague will preach. This service will provide a special Mission Moment. The public is welcome to join us for worship. To join us online, click here. |
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Our guest for February will be Elizabeth Sota who will share her story of immigration from Puerto Rico along with sharing about her current ministry of teaching sewing skills to refugee women in Lancaster. |
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Through 2026, Melody Karick, dementia educator and consultant with ForgeWorks, will present a series of free training entitled the Road Ahead. This first session in this series addresses what dementia is and how it affects the brain. This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required at theforgeworks.org. |
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Interested in learning how to support friends, neighbors, or family members experiencing cognitive challenges? Join us in a relaxed, educational discussion. Contact Leslie Hartman at 717.355.6076 for more information.
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Invite your friends and family to join us for an informational session where you will learn firsthand about the welcoming way of life at Garden Spot Village! The informational session will be followed by a delicious lunch with Garden Spot Village residents and a walking tour of our campus. Register here today. |
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Reading with intention and weaving community. Join us for a year-long monthly book study featuring Pennsylvania authors - many from Lancaster County - and a variety of genres. Each book invites us to hear the diverse voices that make up the rich tapestry of life in our region and beyond. February's selection: The Journey of […] |
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Pastor John Meck will preach. The Chapel Choir will provide special music as part of this classical-style service. The public is welcome to join us for worship. To join us online, click here. |
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Guest Speaker: Sue Reath, owner of Crush PD The Power of Purposeful Movement and Exercise; Join us at Gardens Tower for a fun and engaging time of learning how exercise benefits those living with Parkinson's Disease. Contact Sherilyn Lapp at 717.355.6264 for more information. |
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An opportunity to assist with a local food ministry. We leave GSV at the Apartment Suites Lobby and volunteer at Blessings of Hope in Leola, sorting and packing vegetables and fruit to distribution to those in need. Pre-register to Chaplain Chet Yoder @ 6203. |
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Generations ago, Lancaster County had ten "turnpikes" that ran through many of its towns, with small markers noting the distance at each mile. While they were once critical, today, many of these markers have been removed, destroyed, or simply vanished from their original locations. Cory Van Brookhaven will discuss the history of these objects and […] |